Consistent Life Network

Let Us Give Thanks Nuclear Weapons Are Illegal In negotiation for years and having finally gotten the needed number of nations ratifying it, the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons went into effect on January 22, 2021. Though the nations that actually possess them didn’t ratify the treaty, the international community has made it clear they should stop. This is having an impact on finance: $63 billion in investments were moved away from the companies th

December 1: Arguments in Dobbs Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health will have oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court on December 1. The law’s protection of unborn children starting at 15 weeks is a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade, as argued in Mississippi’s brief by its attorney general Lynn Fitch (pictured) and dozens of other briefs. By far, most amicus briefs are from pro-life groups. Many of our member groups, naturally, will be rallying on the steps of the Court in supp

Let Us Give Thanks Historical Forms of Killing That Used to Be Socially Approved and Rampant but Can Barely Be Found Now Duels Gladiator games Burning of “witches” and “heretics” Historical Forms of Killing That Used to Be Socially Approved and Widespread Yet Are Now Fairly Uncommon in the World: Executions for crimes other than homicide Public killing or torture to “set an example” Ceremonial human sacrifice Law-enforced slavery Lynching, tar-and-feathering, and other vigila

Reactions to the Dresden Bombing/Fetal Corpses Connection Last week’s quotation, plus this week’s below, is about Ulrich Klopfer, the abortionist whose recent death led to discovering thousands of babies’ bodies stored. Two commentaries - Richard Stith: This reminds me of the public statements of our local Valparaiso abortionist of many decades, Dr. Frank Behrend. His family escaped from the Holocaust in Germany during his childhood. The guy clearly was affect

Historical Forms of Killing That Used to Be Socially Approved and Rampant but Can Barely Be Found Now: Duels Gladiator games Burning of “witches” and “heretics” "Pollice Verso” by Jean- Léon Gérôme, 1872; goriest part cropped out. Public domain in a source country on January 1, 1996 and in the US. Historical Forms of Killing That Used to Be Socially Approved and Widespread Yet Are Now Relatively Uncommon: Executions for crimes other than homicide Public killing or torture to