The following is not only an incredible story, but it is also a glimpse of what happens when people recognize the personhood of someone and treat them the way God calls us to treat one another. “Love your neighbor as … Continued
If infants in the womb were not considered persons, it would be very easy to argue for their murder, and that is exactly what the Department of Health and Human Services wants to insinuate. Cleverly disguised under the title “HIPAA … Continued
The headlong rush to enhance, or even replace, human capabilities with artificial intelligence (AI) is having a rapidly growing impact on the medical profession. Developments in creating self-learning computers to diagnose and treat patients are showing stunning progress. There are … Continued
The percentage of our population aged 65 and older was 16.5 percent in 2019, up from 4.1 percent in 1900. By 2050 it’s projected to be 22 percent. Sadly, how our society deals with older people is a travesty. Trend … Continued
Humankind was created from the dust of the earth (Genesis 2:7) and that’s what we’ll be after our death (Genesis 3:19). Now there’s a growing unbiblical movement to use human remains to supposedly fight climate change. Human Compost California recently … Continued
The sinister cloud of abortion still hangs over Georgia. Not all pre-born children are safe in the womb. Chemical abortions, which represent over half of all abortions, are still legal in Georgia. Additionally, the current Living Infants Fairness and Equality … Continued
They were never supposed to be born. Abortion would end their precious lives, but God had other plans. Today, they are living amazing, purposeful lives. Ernie Gawilan Ernie was born in the Philippines in 1991 without the lower part of … Continued
Merchants of death are excitedly pushing to add more cars to their anti-Personhood train that takes the elderly and infirm to the tragedy of ending their own lives. Advocates of enabling people to kill themselves are hoping Massachusetts will open … Continued
Making end of life decisions is often overwhelming. So many emotions are involved; it’s hard to know what’s best for a loved one. Since palliative care and hospice are the two most frequently considered, it’s critical to know the difference. … Continued
Shortly before my beloved father died, I promised him that I would care for Mom at home just as I had cared for him. I hope that, by sharing my experiences as my mother’s caregiver, others will be encouraged to … Continued