Whose Pain Is It Anyway? – A Look at Pain Management
Rev. Robert R. Fleischmann, National Director, Christian Life...
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CLR’s Official Positions and Thoughts to Ponder on Life and Family Issues
Abortion Human life exists already at conception. It...
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The Holy Grail of Medicine – A Look at Ethical Stem Cell Research
By Dr. Robert Balza Jr., Associate Professor of...
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Trained to Live Forever: End-of-Life Resuscitation Orders
People don’t want to talk about dying. In...
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Who Assists with Suicide
By Rev. Robert Fleischmann, National Director of Christian...
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Faith and Planned Parenthood
By Robert Fleischmann, National Director of Christian Life...
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When Working with Human DNA, It’s Best to Be As Accurate As Possible
By Robert Fleischmann, National Director of Christian Life...
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It Depends How You Say It
Rev. Robert Fleischmann, National Director, Christian Life Resources...
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A Tiny Step – A Look at Quality of Life Arguments
Rev. Robert Fleischmann, Christian Life Resources National Director...
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Inconvenient People and the Quality of Life
Rev. Thomas Trapp An interview with Kenneth Schleef,...
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Stem Cell Research: Is There a Benefit?
Rev. Robert Fleischmann, National Director, Christian Life Resources...
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How Small Is Too Small? – Issues Surrounding the Low-Birth-Weight Infant
Linda L. Bellig, RN, BSN My first job...
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God’s Life-Giving Love Is Active at Conception
Prof. Ryan MacPherson, Bioethics Professor at Bethany Lutheran...
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This Christian Life Resources Position Statement on Euthanasia was adopted...
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Leading Cause of Death?
Rev. Robert Fleischmann, National Director, Christian Life Resources...
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At What Cost? – A Look at Medical Progress and Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Rev. Robert Fleischmann, National Director, Christian Life Resources...
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