Second Edition of the Carnival of Life
Sorry for the late post on this one, yesterday was a very hectic day for me. This is the second edition of the Carnival of Life. Because of light contributions last week, we skipped and added those posts into this week. We still need hosts for upcoming weeks, and need many more posts to go with the carnival. Keep getting the word out!
Future Hosts:
September 28th - Stem Cell Extremist
October 3rd - Pro-Life Blogs
October 24th - The Revolution
Here are the last two weeks of entries.
Jay at Stop The ACLU presents ACLU Loses In Parental Consent For Abortion Case. The ACLU chalks up a rare lose against common sense laws that say parents really are the parents of their children.
DeputyHeadmistress at The Common Room presents Messages in Movies
DeputyHeadmistress also submits The Gift of Unplanned Blessings:
“We are the recipients of many unplanned blessings, and children are not the least of them.
In this post I want to tell you about two special “unplanned” additions to our family who were adopted. We had three children, had just had a miscarriage, the headmaster was enlisted in the AF, and I was a sahm (this means very little money). We weren’t seeking adoption at all, but we heard of two little girls who needed a home together, and we just couldn’t come up with a good reason to say no.”
Cross Blogging asks Will Abortions Become Obsolete? with new medical technologies that make traditional conception “obsolete”. (As an aside, to clear up some misconceptions. Galileo was not persecuted because of his science. Many others before and after him came to the same conclusions. His science, while sloppy (tides don’t prove the earth revolves around the sun) didn’t get him into trouble. His big mouth and attitude problem (things which I do have expertise in) got him into trouble. It’s one thing to advocate ideas, it’s another to start cramming them down the Pope’s mouth in medieval Europe.)
This Carnival is Ubercarnival listed.
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