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| Dismantling the Culture of Death |
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| Written by Paul Dean | ||
| Wednesday, 06 August 2008 | ||
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“The New York Times article ‘Abortion Proposal Sets Condition on Aid’ incited great controversy and ambiguity regarding rights of health care workers to exercise ‘objections of conscience’ when asked to perform abortions or prescribe medicines that destroy pre-nascent human life,” writes Jennifer Kimball, the Executive Director of the Culture of Life Foundation located in Washington D.C. The pro-abortion lobby claims that enforcing such rights limits women’s access to contraceptive services. Kimball responds quite plainly, “What is at stake, however, is not a woman¹s access to contraceptive services or abortion, but the progressive allowance of coercive practices in the health care industry that force medical practitioners to perform non-medical acts and prescribe non-therapeutic medicines, such as abortifacients, against their right to conscientiously object to what they know to be the killing of human life.” She is concerned that our most basic freedoms are being eroded. We agree. On today’s edition of “Calling for Truth,” we’ll speak with Jennifer Kimball about this issue. We’ll then wrap-up the broadcast with worldview implications and a biblical response. The Culture of Life Foundation is a social policy research institute that exists to reveal and present the truths about the human person at all stages of life and in all conditions. We aim to affect public policy by promoting and making available to the public scientific and other factual information relevant to debates about human life and dignity. To this end The Culture of Life Foundation seeks as educator to deepen public understanding of bioethics, marriage and family, human dignity and human solidarity. What we do: • Inform people in government, media and citizens of the scientific facts and resources pertaining to life and related social issues. • Shape public policy to reflect the essential truth and dignity of the human person. • Publish and promote scholarly work intended to inform the broadest possible audience. • Organize conferences and events domestically and internationally to further public debate. • Work collegially with like-minded organizations. Vision: The Culture of Life Foundation believes that true freedom flourishes within a responsible and cohesive society respectful of the dignity of the human person central to its subsistence. We aim to foster a culture that will transmit to each new generation a commitment to the profound inherent and equal dignity of every member of the human family. www.culture-of-life.org Editor’s Note: Dr. Dean has written a lengthy and provocative piece in connection with the “morning after pill” with social and Christian worldview implications. The in-depth analysis is informative and helpful in terms of worldview dialogue in the market place. If you would like a copy of the article, simply request by e-mail: This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it
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