Some people think that in order to find happiness, women need legal abortion. So are millions of pro-life women jeopardizing their own dreams for fulfillment? It all depends on what you mean by "happiness."

When a new child is conceived by a violent act, society has a duty to respond to the needs of the mother and her family. Should the law permit abortion in these cases?

The pro-abortion slogan “Every child a wanted child” sounds reasonable. Every child should be loved and wanted, but something more sinister hides behind this slogan.

Roe vs. Wade lasted nearly half a century. But it was always doomed to fall. Why ? Because it denied the most important question of the entire abortion debate.

Many people think physical abilities are what make life worth living. But life is about much more than that.

Quality of life doesn’t come from our intelligence, strength, or power. It comes from our ability to love. Learn why “in our weakness is our strength."

Since abortion is so controversial, shouldn't we just agree to disagree and move on? Here are some reasons why that may not be the best answer.

Science affirms that the fetus is human. But does that mean it's a person? What’s the difference and how should we view the fetus?

When an abortion occurs, what is it that’s being eliminated? Is the embryo even human? Science and philosophy weigh in.

When human beings are formed in the womb, abnormalities can occur — sometimes the malformations are devastating. Abortion proponents advocate for eliminating these children before they are born. But is this really the right thing to do?

It’s extremely rare today that a pregnancy actually becomes a life-threatening condition, but when it does, what’s the right response? Do we save the mother or the child?

Assisted suicide is often touted as merciful, the answer to unbearable suffering, and just another option. But is this true? Or does this “solution” open the door to even more suffering?

Do you believe that you are the sum total of what you look like? Or is there something more to a life than appearance alone?

Is human worth solely derived from strength and physical abilities? Or is there something deeper that gives us meaning even when we are weak and vulnerable?

Some people think that because so many pregnancies end in miscarriage, this must mean that babies are not human persons until they are born. Does this add up?

Our culture teaches that human value comes from what we look like and what we can do. But is this missing a far greater feature of human nature and causing deadly consequences?

God made us free to choose right from wrong, but He also gave us laws to guide our freedom and hold us accountable.

Is miscarriage the same as murder? Some pro-choice advocates argue that if life begins at conception, then parents are murderers for knowingly conceiving children who might naturally miscarry. But does this argument hold up?

Is it contradictory to be pro-life and still support the death penalty? Many argue that defending the sanctity of life means opposing all forms of killing—but is there ever a justification for capital punishment?

Abortion is often considered a woman's issue, but do men have a right to an opinion on the matter? We explore the role of stereotypes in the abortion debate in our latest Truth in 90 Seconds video.

Join us as we examine the cultural implications of men's opinions on abortion and discuss how we c...

Do you need a beating heart to be considered a human being? This philosophical inquiry takes us on a journey to explore the very essence of humanity. We examine the intricacies of human existence and the moral implications that come with it. What does it mean to be human, and how do our answers s...

Do you regret being born? This profound question can lead to a deep exploration of our own mortality and the value we place on human existence. You are not a mistake. Your suffering is not meaningless. Your life has purpose and infinite value. And you are loved by a Creator who is bigger and more...

Do laws intended to protect the unborn hinder medical professionals from providing life-saving care to women experiencing ectopic pregnancies?

Is “Don’t like abortion? Don’t have one” a real answer to the abortion debate? In this 90-second ethics breakdown, Camille Pauley from Healing the Culture explains why every human life — no matter how small — deserves legal protection.