716 - Peace & Life: Euth Veto/Stop Arms/Executions - September 27, 2024

Good News – Governor Vetoes Euthanasia Governor John Carney of Delaware last Friday (September 20) vetoed HR 140, providing for...

Voices for Peace, Justice & Life

We are a network of organizations and individuals committed to the protection of life, which is threatened in today's world by war, abortion, poverty, racism, the death penalty and euthanasia. We believe that these issues are linked under a 'consistent ethic of life'.

We challenge those working on all or some of these issues to maintain a cooperative spirit of peace, reconciliation, and respect in protecting the unprotected.

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Bringing the Consistent Life Ethic to the next generation can be difficult sometimes. But now you don't have to do it alone. Find resources and connect with other parents, teachers and youth serving adults to bring the Consistent Life Ethic to children and youth. Click to see more about our work.

Institute for Integrated Social Analysis

The purpose is to increase the quantity and quality of research on matters pertaining to the consistent life ethic and the connections between issues of violence from abortion and euthanasia to the death penalty and war. Scholars of all levels, from college students to those with Ph.D. degrees, are welcome to participate and network with other scholars of similar interests. Click to get involved.

What is the Consistent Life Ethic?

The Consistent Life Ethic is the premise or theory that all human life is inherently valuable, and therefore, that all humans deserve to live without violence. Individuals representing all religious and non-religious backgrounds support and identify with the Consistent Life Ethic. Click to see more about the Consistent Life Ethic.

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We are United by Our Common Commitment to Life

Consistent Life (formerly called Seamless Garment Network) is a network uniting many organizations & individuals who support the consistent life ethic of reverence for life, as expressed in our mission statement.

Our work is spreading the consistent ethic vision throughout our communities, our nations, and our world.

We are non-sectarian and non-partisan. We welcome people of any faith and of no faith and people with different political philosophies. We seek to be a diverse network united by a common commitment to the protection of all human life.