On The Life Side of History for Wed., July 27, 2022

updated each Wednesday
  • Indiana Right To Life: Indiana SB1 will outlaw abortion, but not enforce it. (IRTL)
  • Indiana senate bill 1 passes through committee. (WORLD)
  • Gallup: abortion figuring unusually high in America’s thinking in November election. (GALLUP)
  • World population to reach 8 billion, U.N. says. (WORLD)
  • Replenishment rate realism: China’s population will shrink sooner than expected. (FORTUNE)
  • Elon musk has a solution to solve a global crisis. (TheStreet)
  • Scientist slams university for implanting aborted babies’ scalps into mice (LifeNews.com)
  • Fact check: state pro-life laws explicitly protect lives of pregnant women. (Charlotte Lozier Institute)
  • Planned parenthood facilities outnumbered nationally 14 to 1 by pro-life care centers. (Charlotte Lozier Institute)

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June 22, 2022

Rev. George Hargreaves hails from the land of Winston Churchill, who famously quipped about Russia as "a riddle, wrapped in mystery, inside an enigma."

Rev. Hargreaves is, himself, something of a mystery, with career credentials the celebrity music industry, a student at Oxford, an ordained minister in the Pentecostal church, and head of the Christian Party in UK politics.

​Through it all, Rev. Hargreaves has been a voice for the unborn, and a keen student of political and culture in Europe and beyond, and he met with IBFL via Zoom to discuss Europe's potential reaction to what is widely expected to be the overturn of Roe v. Wade.

July 6, 2022

Cathie Humbarger has been counseling abortion-minded  women and retiring abortion-minded politicians for over 40 years. In all that time, she says that she has learned to slow down and not get ahead of God's timing.

Cathie told IBFL, "I've never had a situation where I've spoken to somebody on the fence where the direction of the Holy Spirit has not won the day."

​Cathie is the founder of ReProtection, which provides a Holy Spirit reminder for state agencies to enforce abortion clinic laws and regulations.

July 20, 2022

Jason Shanks believes that notoriously pro-abortion corporations like Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon are paradoxically more pro-life and pro-family than the pro-life movement gives them credit.

​The president of the Our Sunday Visitor Institute sat down for an interview with IBFL and offered more than a few ideas for how pro-lifers can stretch and build their pro-life imagination.

August 3, 2022

Juan Callejas is pro-life and well acquainted with the decades-long contention by abortion rights supporters who charge pro-lifers with being more pro-pregnancy than pro-life, and in the wake of the fall of Roe versus Wade this past June, this argument has been elevated to a shrill.

Some on the right have responded with ample evidence of both word and deed to the contrary, with plenty of receipts to make the point that pro-lifers annually invest much time and treasure in being both pro-life before and after birth.

Still, is there a kernel of truth in the critique? Is the pro-life movement as pro-life as it can possibly be? Can we receive a critique without feeling vulnerable to the leftist canard that today’s lack of a detailed plan to raise a child for the next 18 years justifies aborting her today? 

Juan Kigh Yay Hoss is a Guatemalan businessman and astute student of culture. Juan met IBFL’s Christopher Mann this summer in Grand Rapids, Michigan, at a colloquium sponsored by the Acton Institute, a catholic-protestant Christian think tank studying how free market economics impacts human liberty.  Today, Juan talks about how a country can become more pro-life, and how that starts with the church.
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