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Quick Questions Where in the Bible does it say that abortion is wrong?
Quick Questions Did St. Thomas Aquinas believe ensoulment occurred 40 or 80 days after conception, making abortion permissible until then?
Video Souls of aborted/unbaptized babies
Profiles Dr. George Delgado
Quick Questions Was St. Thomas Aquinas wrong about when human life begins?
Quick Questions Does God condemn aborted babies since they are not baptized?
Quick Questions Would it be wrong to sign up for health insurance that covers abortion?
Quick Questions Aren't pro-life Catholics who support a particular war being hypocritical?
Video Why Is Abortion Non-Negotiable?
Quick Questions What's the difference between direct and indirect abortion?
Magazine Articles Seven Deadly Fallacies
Magazine Articles Planet Un-Parenthood
Quick Questions Can you provide an actual quote by Pope John Paul II that states that life begins at conception?
Video Euthanasia Is Morally Wrong
Quick Questions Would killing a human conceived in a test tube still be considered murder?
Video Is DNR the same as euthanasia?
Radio Shows Pro-Life Answers to Pro-Choice Questions 12/3/2012 6pm ET
Video Does the "pill" really prevent conception?
Quick Questions Since the Church has not said when ensoulment occurs, does that make abortion and embryonic research morally acceptable?
Quick Questions Are aborted babies redeemed by Jesus' death on the cross?

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