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Of course there are Christian fascists in America. How else to describe, say, the administrator of a faith-based drug treatment program who bound and beat a resident, then subjected her to 32 straight hours of recorded sermons? Or American Veterans in Domestic Defense, the uniform-clad cadres who took former Chief Justice Roy Moore’s Ten Commandments monument on tour after a judge banned it from the Montgomery, Ala., judicial building? (American Jews, the group’s founder explained, are “a driving force behind trying to take everything to do with Christianity out of our system.”) Whatever one’s definition of this most vexed of “f” words, in a time when the chief of staff for United States Senator Tom Coburn tells a reporter soon after the Terri Schiavo crisis, “I don’t want to impeach judges; I want to impale them,” to flinch from examining the authoritarian impulses coursing through American life becomes a moral abdication.
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Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- A new study reported in a prestigious medical journal confirms that the morning after pill does not reduce either abortion or pregnancy rates. The survey, published this month in the Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, covers the use of the Plan B drug in 10 countries.
New Study: Morning After Pill Doesn't Reduce Abortion, Pregnancy Rates
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