Monthly Archives: August 2015
When Life is Measured in Weeks
By: Susan Bea Good Last Saturday morning saw a nationwide protest of Planned Parenthood. My sixteen year old daughter and I were at the Grand Rapid’s clinic early. The crowds grew steadily, and by 11 AM there were a thousand … Continue reading
Trump and Grandma’s Texas Sheet Cake
By: Susan Bea Good My late grandma was a terrific cook and baker. There’s a difference. I can make a decent lasagna, but I’m bad at cakes, pies, cookies, and candies. My grandma could do it all. It’s no exaggeration … Continue reading
Saturday’s Rally Against Planned Parenthood
By: Susan Bea Good I had plans for this Saturday morning, but they’ve been replaced with something better. The Center for Medical Progress has released its seventh video documenting Planned Parenthood’s gruesome practice of selling baby parts. This latest piece includes the … Continue reading
Fetal Tissue Research: We’ve Come a Long Way Baby!
By: Susan Bea Good I have Parkinson’s. It’s a neurodegenerative disease caused by a loss of dopamine in the substantia nigra portion of the brain. There is no cure at this time, though cell transplant therapy is showing symptom-reducing results. … Continue reading
Women Rule the Womb!
By: Susan Bea Good Ectogenesis may someday eliminate the process of pregnant women carrying babies to term and giving birth. As predicted, by the mad scientists of reproduction, future gamete partners (biological parents) will be nothing more than sources of product … Continue reading
Trump’s Big Beautiful Door
By: Susan Bea Good The first Republican debate was a scream…literally! It started with a ridiculous jab at Donald Trump, followed by another one at Ben Carson. Just when I thought the whole thing would go down as a FOX … Continue reading
Christians Blew It!
By: Susan Bea Good “Christians blew it,” says Mike Farris from the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA). The non-believing public has always been accepting of evils like abortion, blasphemy, secularism, pornography, and homosexuality. But it’s the apathy, compromise, delay and … Continue reading
