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Human Life Is a Human Right: National Movement Rallies to Answer "Why We're Pro-Life"

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Wednesday, October 5, 2022
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EL CAJON, Calif., Oct. 5, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- In the wake of new state ballot initiatives to enshrine the right to kill the unborn and the vandalization of houses of worship and pro-life women's health centers, hundreds of organizations, universities, nonprofits, and advocates from across the nation have come together to declare that human life is a human right.

Key Points: 
  • It's about recognizing the value of human life at all stages and that even at conception, that new human is morally relevant.
  • Unifying the national movement is the distribution of copies of " Why We're Pro-Life ," a new, free booklet from pro-life defender Trent Horn.
  • ", and more, while offering science-based answers and fact-driven reasoning pointing to the universal truth: human life begins at conception.
  • "It's about recognizing the value of human life at all stages and that even at conception, that new human is morally relevant."

New Book on Extraterrestrial Intelligence and Consequences for Christianity

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Thursday, November 18, 2021
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According to the report, all but one of the 144 flying objects studied remains 'unexplainable' and the U.S. Director of National Intelligence would not rule out an extraterrestrial origin.

Key Points: 
  • According to the report, all but one of the 144 flying objects studied remains 'unexplainable' and the U.S. Director of National Intelligence would not rule out an extraterrestrial origin.
  • If these objects are indeed otherworldly, as many believe, people are concerned what proof of extraterrestrials would mean for religion.
  • What are the implications for Christianity given evidence of, a contact event with, or government disclosure of an extraterrestrial reality?
  • Dr. Joel L. Parkyn carefully examines these questions in scholarly detail in his newly released book, Exotheology.