Articles For Heart Mind Soul

Letter to the Editor,   Diversity of pro-life movement! The truth is the pro-life movement is extremely diverse. People of different ideologies, political parties, and belief systems care about preborn babies and work wholeheartedly to protect them.  Few in the public know that there are passionate pro-lifers who are feminists, secularists and peace activists.  There are numerous feminist groups that oppose abortion, and pro-peace/antiwar groups that oppose all forms of violence, abortion  included among those forms of violence to be renounced and rejected.  Far too many people reject the pro-life message not because they have thoroughly thought it through or carefully considered it, but because they associate a pro-life stance with those who are religious or right-wing.    There is a pro-life group for just about everyone, from atheists and humanists to peace activists.  If more people knew this, maybe they would p

The Pro-Life Declaration 1. I believe that every human being is a unique and unrepeatable gift of God, made in His image and likeness, in order to know, love and serve Him in this life, and to be happy with him forever in Heaven. 2. I believe that every human life begins at the moment of conception and lasts until natural death.   3. I believe that all people are endowed by their Creator with the inalienable right to life, for, without the right to life, no other individual rights are possible. 4. I believe that abortion is nothing less than depriving an innocent person of their life, their most basic human right, and therefore, that abortion is gravely evil and never permissible, even in the cases of rape or incest. 5. I believe that assisted suicide and euthanasia should never be condoned. Instead, dying patients who request euthanasia should receive loving care, spiritual support, and appropriate remedies for pain so that they can live with dignity until the mom

Letter to the Editor, Benghazi and Baghdad This is just another example of why we should to be thankful that Hillary Clinton is not the President of the United States of America. This is a classic case study in contrasts, taking two similar events with polar opposite endings. Remember what happened in the attack on the American Embassy in Benghazi, Libya and then see what happened in the attack on the American Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. In Benghazi, under the Obama Administration with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, there were repeated requests from the Embassy for U.S. military aid, but unfortunately none was forthcoming, with the tragic result of the death of our U.S. Ambassador and three other U.S. personnel. In Baghdad, under the Trump Administration with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, there were American-directed military forces swiftly and stealthily deployed to stop the attack before protesters could seriously pose a risk, and fortunately