The Corporate Equality Index, a benchmarking tool for LGBTQ inclusion, has quietly reshaped how corporations think about children, families, and the human body, often with consequences for children's well-being and identity. [... more]

The Greater Than Campaign's goal to end same-sex marriage in America has sparked reactions, with some arguing that it poses a threat to children's health and well-being. Tennis great Martina Navratilova condemned the campaign, stating that children's needs should be prioritized over adult desires. The discussion raises questions about God's design for the family and its implications for adoption, surrogacy, and redefining marriage. [... more]

A white couple is suing their fertility clinic after an alleged embryo mix-up resulted in the birth of a non-Caucasian baby. The couple, Tiffany Score and Stephen Mills, are seeking transparency and genetic testing for any children born from the same clinic, fearing the biological parents may come looking for their child. [... more]

The commodification of children and the desecration of the maternal bond are severe moral problems inherent to the mechanics of surrogacy, a practice enabled and protected by the 2015 Obergefell Supreme Court decision, which severed marriage and law from the intrinsically biological realities of male and female. [... more]

The United States is facing a sophisticated subversion effort through mass migration, with actors like China and Mexico using various methods to undermine the country's sovereignty. China is exploiting birthright citizenship and surrogacy to create a massive influx of US citizens who have never lived in the US, while Mexico is using consulates and diplomatic efforts to retake territories and influence US politics. [... more]

The intersection of faith, culture, and societal issues is explored, including the rise of anti-Semitism and Islam, the ethics of surrogacy and IVF, and the challenges facing men in modern society. The importance of subsidiarity and local community involvement in addressing social problems is also discussed. [... more]

A Christian perspective on the intersection of technology and morality, exploring the implications of AI, redefining death, and the ethics of IVF and surrogacy, while discovering the importance of leisure and the possibility of creating a Christian AI. [... more]

The use of surrogacy and artificial reproductive technologies to acquire children has raised concerns about the exploitation of children and the commodification of human life. Critics argue that these practices prioritize the desires of adults over the best interests of the child, and that they are being used to help perfectly healthy adults acquire children, rather than just infertile couples. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the alleged Russian collusion hoax, George Soros' role in it, and the implications for American democracy. The conversation also touches on the dangers of artificial intelligence, chemtrails, and the erosion of individual freedom and privacy. Additionally, the topic of surrogacy laws and the moral implications of creating life through artificial means are explored. [... more]

The legacy of William Wilberforce is celebrated for his efforts to abolish slavery and defend human dignity, with parallels drawn to modern-day issues such as abortion and Islamic extremism. The importance of confronting lies and promoting truth-telling in a culture that often values convenience and control over moral virtue is emphasized. [... more]

This week on Family Policy Matters we are re-airing a show from June where host Traci DeVette Griggs sits down again with Dr Jennifer Roback Morse of The Ruth Institute to discuss the issue of surrogacy Dr Morse shares how surrogacy ignores the rights of the child and often leads down a dangerous path to the commodification of both children and women [... more]

Colleen Tronson, executive director of Metro Women's Center, shares her personal story of abortion and redemption, highlighting the importance of a biblical worldview on life. She discusses various fertility technologies, including artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization, and surrogacy, and their implications on the sanctity of life. Tronson also explores the distinction between the pro-life movement and abortion abolitionism, emphasizing the need for compassion and understanding in addressing the complex issue of abortion. [... more]