Sarah-Marie Hoduski,      Kansas City, Mo. There are those that will be brought into existence 55 years after their parents have passed. They will be born to inherit the earth alongside the grandchildren of their own generation. Cryogenics. Once a myth of the future is a wide spread reality, today. In the United States there are 600,000 cryogenically frozen people according to the Health and Human Services Department (HHS). Disconcertingly, they were frozen without their consent, without their knowledge. …

“I see something on the ultrasound that we need to talk about.” The very words immediately alter an atmosphere filled with elation and expectation to one of fear and anxiety. All couples yearn for and even expect to deliver a “perfect” baby, yet in reality approximately 2% of all babies will be born with some type of birth defect. Most are non-life threatening and if need be, can be corrected after the baby is born. Others, however, can result in …

When your doctor, the pope, or your lawyer do it. Fine. But when the news starts speaking Latin… get nervous. Why is the pro-abortion agenda so uncomfortable with the word baby? This agenda is devoted to replacing baby with the word fetus. The cardinal rule of communication is clarity. So, why speak Latin? The removal of reality is the only way to prevent wide-spread and formidable revolt against abortion in the US. The dirtiest word in abortion dogma is… Baby. …

Paris, 1786, was a year of heavy rains and flooding. The graveyard Les Innocents was overflowing with corpses; accordingly, an edict went out that the cemetery could take no more bodies. The corpses must be moved to tunneled catacombs. As the bodies were exhumed, they were found to be on their stomachs. So many crumpled skeletons were found that the public became fearful that they were in great danger of being buried alive. (1) With the images of fingernail marks …

If humanity were strictly on a sliding scale: pitting wealth, independence, size, and physical development some of the most competitive people are— Wealth: Heiress Paris Hilton, Intelligence: Scientist Stephen Hawking, Size: Sumo Wrestler Akebono Tarō, Independence: Survival Expert Bear Grylls In a world where individuals’ worth is determined by capacity: these four fight it out and brute strength probably carries the day. This scaled world where Sumo Taro wins (he drags Paris by her hair back to his dojo if …

The smoke is still rising in gruff billows just beyond the towns. The strain of life is passing by in daily monotony. The gray blur of people is fading as the dreariness drags on into the black picture of late 1940s Germany. As the reporters creep like ants across what remains of the beautiful Eastern European lands, one question resounds: “Why did you do nothing?” When the smoke smothered the sun like the thickness of night, when the smell infected …

The first heartbeat of a child, the first swirls of fingerprints, the first strand of hair, or the first movement in the womb – when does life begin? Almost all elements of the pro-life, pro-choice debate come down to when life begins. At what point in life does a human gain her right of personhood? Under the fourteenth amendment, a child born in the United States is a citizen and therefore gains fundamental rights. If the government were to assume …

The sliding scales pitting wealth, independence, size, and physical development are in action every day: they determine for those in the womb who will live and die. Specifically, those that are born into poor homes, that are dependent in one fashion or another, that are young, or small are often sentenced to death. Abortion gives rights to the strong that they have no right to. Its tyranny over posterity, its triumph of brute strength over equality of worth is a …