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by Denise M. Burke
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Denise M. Burke is the Vice President & Legal Director, Americans United for Life
 Over the last few decades, abortion advocates and others have launched a concerted campaign to force hospitals, healthcare institutions, health insurers, and individual healthcare providers to provide, refer for, or pay for elective abortions, abortifacient drugs, contraceptives, assisted reproductive procedures such as in vitro fertilization, and sterilizations. Their determined effort to eviscerate the concept of individual conscience and the freedom to follow one’s religious, moral or ethical beliefs from the medical profession has resulted in the following:
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05/16/2008
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by Elizabeth Moncher, MS, MSW
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 Paul E. Rondeau’s social marketing research provides an in depth look at the psychological conditioning efforts of the anti-life movement that have been employed in the secular media, classroom and popular culture. Culture of Life's Elizabeth Moncher touches upon the key areas of social conditioning found among our youth in an interview with Mr. Rondeau.
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05/16/2008
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by Maggie Datiles, Esq. Staff Attorney, Americans United for Life
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 The on-going court battle in Illinois over the state’s permanently-enjoined parental notification law has once again brought parental involvement laws to the forefront of the cultural and legal fight against abortion.
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04/18/2008
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by Joe Capizzi, Ph.D.
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This time is now for a Constitutional Convention.
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06/07/2006
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by Bill Saunders, Esq.
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A broad coalition of religious leaders have taken a stand for traditional marriage and asserted that words have meaning and are not endlessly malleable in the service of partisan causes.
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05/04/2006
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by Mark Adams
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An unprecedented coalition of religious leaders, including 16 Catholic bishops, have joined together in calling for a Constitutional amendment defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman. A letter released this week calling for such an amendment was signed by 50 religious leaders and included clerics from the Catholic Church, seven Protestant denominations, the Eastern Orthodox Church, Judaism and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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04/26/2006
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by Mark Adams
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An important Senate committee says in a new policy paper that if a Constitutional amendment defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman is not passed, state and federal courts may eventually impose same-sex marriage. The paper says that advocates of same-sex marriage plan to challenge state marriage laws producing a patchwork of laws across the country that "will inevitably end up playing out in the courts, as same-sex marriage puts new stresses on the legal system."
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04/05/2006
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