Sanctity of Life

“What follows is a series of affirmations, organized into twelve sections. Together, they seek to provide a biblical, pastoral, and ethical framework for considering IVF within clearly defined boundaries” - Ref21

“I think the lesson for Holyrood — and for Westminster too — is that there is no such thing as a ‘safe’ assisted suicide bill. Instead of offering death to the sick, we invite the MSPs who lost the vote today to transfer their campaigning energies to offering them better palliative care instead.” - CPost

“Was God being insincere in His command and if so, shouldn’t Abraham have said, ‘No, God. Child sacrifice is evil.’ We need to unpack this question because it touches our daily walk and the temptations that we face regularly.” - P&D

“Designated by Ronald Reagan in 1988, Sanctity of Human Life Day proclaims that the ‘right to life belongs equally to babies in the womb, babies born handicapped, and the elderly or infirm.’” - MinistryWatch

“Christians must love and serve those who are the most vulnerable among us. We must seek to persuade as many as we can that every person is made in the image and likeness of God. We must live differently than the world around us.” - Breakpoint

“…conservatives also need to be able to say: It is despicable to call human beings ‘garbage.’ A cabinet secretary also shouldn’t be calling a governor an ‘idiot’ at a televised cabinet meeting. And I’d leave Kristi Noem’s comment about Tim Walz alone, if Trump hadn’t previously (Thursday, defending it on Sunday) insisted Walz is ‘retarded.’ We don’t talk about people like that.” - National Review

Trump: “I think this is very pro-life. You can’t get more pro-life than this.” - National Review

Also…

“Half of Americans believe a terminally ill person should be able to ask a doctor for help in ending their life. Legal approval has outpaced the growth in public support.” - The Baptist Paper

“Many here in the United States advocate for legalized euthanasia…. Thankfully, there are other voices opposing it. For instance, the American Medical Association has stated, ‘Euthanasia is fundamentally incompatible with the physician’s role as healer, would be difficult or impossible to control, and would pose serious societal risks.’” - P&D

“According to a recent article in The Atlantic, assisted suicide is now so popular in Canada that doctors cannot keep up with the demand.” - Breakpoint