In honor of Sanctity of Human Life Sunday 2010 (January 24), I thought I would link to several good pro-life articles. (And today, as you may know, is the 37th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.)

– this article talks about how many abortion doctors who have seen ultrasound images of abortions being performed have turned pro-life. (Caution: while there are no graphic images, the descriptions written in this article are very graphic and may disturb some. I still encourage you to read it.)

– another article compiles a list of state laws relating to harming a pregnant woman and causing injury to the unborn child within her

– in Unstringing the Violinist, this author takes a critical look at Judith Jarvis Thompson’s seemingly rational defense of abortion on demand

Tad is going to post (later tonight) another article he recently read which suggests one of the best ways pro-lifers can help bring an end to abortions.

My mom just emailed me this article about children and our (American) culture of over-sanitation.

Here’s the beginning of the article:

We all want healthy children, but did you know that children who eat dirt might actually be doing their bodies and long-term health a tremendous service?

Providing a healthy, clean environment for children is of paramount importance, but the over sanitation of childhood might actually be doing children more harm than good. The current germophobia with all its use of sanitizing hand gels, antibiotic soaps, antimicrobial kitchen sprays, germ-killing sanitizing wipes, pasteurized milk, irradiated food and antibiotic pharmaceuticals may actually contribute to a society plagued by autoimmune disease.

To read the rest of the article, click here.

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