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My Life, My Death, My Choice	To The Source	Wesley J. Smith	August 5, 2010
Assisted Suicide: Why Now?	Legatus Magazine	Wesley J. Smith	June 1, 2010
Stealth Legislation to Federally Fund Human Cloning	The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network	Wesley J. Smith	May 18, 2010
Presumptuous Consent	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	May 18, 2010
Ecocide: A Crime Against Peace?	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	May 10, 2010
But Shouldn't We Be Nice to Puppies?	To The Source	Wesley J. Smith	April 7, 2010
At What Cost?	To The Source	Wesley J. Smith	March 24, 2010
Animal Rights Versus Animal Welfare	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	March 22, 2010
A Rat is a Pig is a Dog is a Boy	C-SPAN	Wesley J. Smith	March 18, 2010
Animal Rights Follow-Up	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	March 10, 2010
When Animals Sue	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	March 3, 2010
Unless We All Matter	To The Source	Wesley J. Smith	February 9, 2010
Everyone Matters, No Matter What	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	January 26, 2010
Technological Morality	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	January 8, 2010
Is Physician-Assisted Suicide Ever Permissible?	The Schusterman Center for Jewish Studies	Wesley J. Smith	January 5, 2010
More Spin Will Cause, Not Cure, Public Mistrust of Science	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	January 3, 2010
Haunted by Terri Schiavo	the church Report	Wesley J. Smith	December 21, 2009
Haunted by Terri Shiavo	The Church Report	Wesley J. Smith	December 21, 2009
The Long Awakening	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	December 14, 2009
Flash Forward: Obamacare Cometh and Other Bioethical Tales for 2010	The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network	Wesley J. Smith	December 9, 2009
Pulling the Plug on the Conscience Clause	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	December 1, 2009
Suicide Radicalism Surges in America	The Church Report	Wesley J. Smith	November 15, 2009
2009…A Not So Dark Year in Bioethics After All	The Center for Bioethics and Culture	Wesley J. Smith	November 12, 2009
2009…A Not So Dark Year in Bioethics After All	The Center for Bioethics and Culture	Wesley J. Smith	November 12, 2009
Australia's Dr. Death comes to San Francisco	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	November 2, 2009
Knocking Human Beings Off the Pedestal of Exceptionalism	Church Report	Wesley J. Smith	October 30, 2009
Hazardous Pathway	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	October 20, 2009
Assisted Suicide Advocates Seek to Euthanize The Rule of Law	Church Report	Wesley J. Smith	October 16, 2009
Abandoning the Most Vulnerable	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 12, 2009
Beware the Drive to Reduce Some Human Beings Into Mere Natural Resources	CNSNews.com	Wesley J. Smith	October 7, 2009
A Myth Is as Good as a Mile Why the assisted-suicide movement is winning	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	September 21, 2009
The Netherlands?! A Good Bad Example	To The Source	Wesley J. Smith	August 20, 2009
Much Ado About Something: The Battle Over Obamacare	To The Source	Wesley J. Smith	August 14, 2009
Collins Heads NIH	To The Source	Wesley J. Smith	July 30, 2009
So Three Cows Walk into Court...	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	July 20, 2009
Keep the Human in Humane	To The Source	Wesley J. Smith	April 29, 2009
Homo Sapiens, Get Lost	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	April 22, 2009
Stem Cell Debate is Over Ethics, Not Science	The Sacramento Bee	Wesley J. Smith	March 19, 2009
Stem-Cell Doubletalk	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	March 12, 2009
Arrested Final Exit Network Activists Are Mainstream in Euthanasia Activism	The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network	Wesley J. Smith	March 4, 2009
'Right to die' can become a 'duty to die'	Daily Telegraph	Wesley J. Smith	February 21, 2009
Q&A With Wesley J. Smith	AdvanceUSA Blog	Wesley J. Smith	January 21, 2009
A Dark Year for Ethical Bioethics in 2009	The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network	Wesley J. Smith	January 14, 2009
Biological Colonialism	To The Source	Wesley J. Smith	January 13, 2009
My 2008 Predictions in Bioethics: A Mixed Record	The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network	Wesley J. Smith	January 9, 2009
Are infants with disabilities disposable?	Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Council	Wesley J. Smith	December 30, 2008
Euthanasia Comes to Montana	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	December 29, 2008
Why We Call Them Human Rights	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	November 24, 2008
Assisted Suicide: The Wind in their Sails	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	November 10, 2008
What We Are Becoming	The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network	Wesley J. Smith	November 5, 2008
Governor vetoes bill guaranteeing access to stem-cell therapies for poor	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	October 2, 2008
Ecuador to Vote Sunday on Granting Rights to "Nature"!	Secondhand Smoke	Wesley J. Smith	September 24, 2008
Abandoning the Frightened and Depressed	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	August 23, 2008
The U.N. Monkeys Around	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	August 22, 2008
Granting Apes Rights Will Only Devalue Human Life	The Dallas Morning News	Wesley J. Smith	July 28, 2008
Veganism is Murder	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	July 22, 2008
Monkey Business	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	July 21, 2008
Media Malpractice Another Global Warming Meltdown	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	June 19, 2008
Pardon Me for Living: Australian Broadcasting Corporation Wants You and Your Children to Die to "Save the Planet"	Secondhand Smoke	Wesley J. Smith	June 17, 2008
Assisted Suicide and the Corruption of Palliative Care	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	May 15, 2008
The Silent Scream of the Asparagus Get ready for 'plant rights.'	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	May 12, 2008
Is Richard Dawkins a Raelian?	secondhand Smoke	Wesley J. Smith	April 15, 2008
Politically Correct Eugenics	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	March 31, 2008
The Culture of Death is Heroin	The Center for Bioethics & Culture Network	Wesley J. Smith	March 26, 2008
Liberalism’s Troubled Search for Equality	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	March 5, 2008
Pushing Infanticide	The Center for Bioethics and Culture Network	Wesley J. Smith	February 20, 2008
Waging War on the Weak	Center for Bioethics and Culture	Wesley J. Smith	January 16, 2008
The Argument to Reassign Pot's Drug Classification	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	December 2, 2007
Bush Bears Fruit New Discoveries Pave the Way for Ethical Stem-Cell Research, Thanks to the President’s Policies.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	November 20, 2007
Awakenings The Schiavo Case Revisited	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	November 5, 2007
Our Posthuman Future... On the Small Screen.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	September 10, 2007
Inflicting Pain on Animals Besmirches Humans' Higher Nature	Seattle Post-Intelligencer	Wesley J. Smith	August 22, 2007
Vick Dog-Fighting Conspiracy Violated Human Dignity	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	August 21, 2007
BNB Podcast: Vick Charges Speak to Our Humanity	Discovery Institute	Wesley J. Smith	August 14, 2007
Vick Charges Speak To Our Humanity	Rocky Mountain News	Wesley J. Smith	August 4, 2007
BNB Podcast: Soul Believer- In Defense of Human Exceptionalism	Discovery Institute	Wesley J. Smith	July 17, 2007
Death on Demand The assisted-suicide movement sheds its fig leaf.	The Daily Standard	Wesley J. Smith	July 5, 2007
In Defense of Human Exceptionalism	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	July 5, 2007
Dr. Death Rides Again Jack Kevorkian's movement has done better –without him	The Weekly Standard	Rita L. Marker & Wesley J. Smith	June 4, 2007
Dr. Death Returns Fatal Words	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	June 1, 2007
A Not-So-Divine Intervention Texas Catholic bishops fail to protect unwanted patients.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	May 2, 2007
The Future of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	April 16, 2007
Podcasts	Discovery Institute	Wesley J. Smith	April 10, 2007
Difficult to Define Whose Suffering is Worthy of Death Right-to-die bill can't preclude expansion to other ill people	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	April 8, 2007
Cloning Doubletalk: Dianne Feinstein and Orin Hatch pretend that their bill to legalize human cloning is actually a ban.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	March 26, 2007
First, Do Harm . . . A betrayal of the hospice movement.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	March 19, 2007
When Killing Yourself Isn't Suicide Word games may win the day in the battle of physician-assisted suicide.	National Review Online	Rita L. Marker & Wesley J. Smith	March 5, 2007
Catholic Nursing Homes to Be Forced to Permit Assisted Suicide	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	February 26, 2007
Anything Goes The International Society for Stem Cell Research issues its "ethical guidelines."	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	February 14, 2007
Death on Demand	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	February 8, 2007
An Ethically Unsound “Therapy” Emotions and motives to the side, this radical procedure is unjustifiable.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	February 8, 2007
A Disabled Girl’s Rights	The New York Times	Wesley J. Smith	February 2, 2007
A Worthwhile U.N. Initiative! A welcome defense of the disabled from an unlikely organization.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	January 29, 2007
An Ethically Unsound “Therapy” Emotions and motives to the side, this radical procedure is unjustifiable.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	January 1, 2007
Dr. Death Gets Out of Jail Will the media finally tell the truth about the ghoulish aspirations of Jack Kevorkian?	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	December 14, 2006
The Animal House Falls Apart Peter Singer shocks with monkeys.	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	November 30, 2006
New Podcast: The New Bioethics of Personhood Theory	Discovery Institute	Wesley J. Smith	November 30, 2006
Of Love, Peter Singer, and a Little Boy With Down Syndrome	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	November 28, 2006
Science and Spin An "Educational Video" on Stem-Cell Research Leaves Science in Disgrace	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	November 24, 2006
Respectable Baby Killing: Support builds for legalizing euthanasia for ill and disabled newborns.	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	November 16, 2006
Derbyshire Forgets What Makes Humans "Special"	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	November 2, 2006
The Big Stem-Cell Breakthrough That you're not hearing about . . .	The Daily Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 31, 2006
Experimenting With Live Patients Some experts think it's OK to use vegetative human subjects	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	October 22, 2006
Euthanasia Not About Terminal Illness Despite Advocates' Claims	LifeNews.com	Wesley J. Smith	October 17, 2006
Political Science A new political action committee enters the fray.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 5, 2006
The Hard Cell Reports of a major breakthrough in the science of stem cells were premature, and wrong.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	September 11, 2006
Why it is Crucial to have Proper Ethical Parameters Regarding Stem Cell Research	Tothesource.com	Wesley J. Smith	September 6, 2006
Science by Press Release More hype from stem cell entrepreneurs.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	September 4, 2006
Organs for Sale A new report suggests that members of the Falun Gong are being harvested for their parts.	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	August 9, 2006
The Great Stem Cell Coverup	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	August 7, 2006
Life Unworthy of Life A Concise History of Euthanasia by Ian Dowbiggin	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	August 1, 2006
Life vs. Death The religion of the 'Right to Choose.'	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	July 3, 2006
Testimony of Wesley J. Smith, JD, Before the California Senate Judiciary Committee	Discovery Institute	Wesley J. Smith	June 20, 2006
Let Great Apes be Apes Advocating simian rights an attack on human principles	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	June 18, 2006
Jarring Sects: Book Review: A Jealous God: Science’s Crusade Against Religion by Pamela R. Winnick.	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	June 15, 2006
Animal Planet Animal-rights Terrorism is on the Increase and Animal-rights Activists Aren't Doing Enough to Stop It.	The Daily Standard	Wesley J. Smith	May 26, 2006
Testimony of Wesley J. Smith, JD, Before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, & Property Rights,	Discovery Institute	Wesley J. Smith	May 25, 2006
Right to Die Movement is Really About Euthanasia, Not Compassion	Lifenews.com	Wesley J. Smith	May 1, 2006
Death by Ethics Committee Refusing To Treat Lives Deemed Unworthy of Living.	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	April 27, 2006
"We Never Say No." The Right-to-Die Movement Abandons Pretense.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	April 27, 2006
Assisted Suicide is Bad Medicine	Seattle Times	Wesley J. Smith	March 29, 2006
The Eugenicist Temptation Book Review - Better For All The World: The Secret History of Forced Sterilization and America's Quest For Racial Purity, by Harry Bruinius	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	March 27, 2006
Killing Babies, Compassionately: The Netherlands follows in Germany's footsteps.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	March 27, 2006
Harm Done: Codifying the decline of the medical profession.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	March 9, 2006
Shifting Definition of Cloning	Kansas City Star	Wesley J. Smith	March 2, 2006
Danger Zone: Even though Haleigh Poutre is conscious, she’s not necessarily safe.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	February 1, 2006
The Democrats' New Litmus Test: Tom Vilsack is running for president--and toward human cloning	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	January 23, 2006
The Dying Need TLC, Not Rulings Legalizing assisted suicide would be very risky decision	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	January 22, 2006
Nothing to Die Over: A narrow assisted-suicide ruling	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	January 18, 2006
Wooed: The media hypes a fraud.	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	January 17, 2006
Human Guinea Pigs? Ian Wilmut Wants to Experiment on the Dying with Embryonic Stem Cells	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	January 4, 2006
Another Cloning "Breakthrough" The World's First Phony Stem Cells	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	December 31, 2005
A View To A Kill Is Jack Kevorkian Headed To A Theater Near You?	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	December 14, 2005
Umbilical Accord Senate Democrats resist a stem cell solution.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	December 12, 2005
The Silent Bias How the media quietly gives cloning advocates a pass.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	December 5, 2005
Is the World Ready for a Superboy - or a Dogboy? Science is heading for scary places	Dallas Morning News	Wesley J. Smith	November 13, 2005
Biohazards Advances in biological science raise troubling questions about what it means to be human	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	November 6, 2005
Assisting suicides is bad law, policy Sacramento is considering creating an Oregon-style system to end lives	The Orange County Register	Wesley J. Smith	October 25, 2005
Wall Street Goes Wobbly: Animal liberationists intimidate the New York Stock Exchange.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 17, 2005
A Kass Act: The chairman of the bioethics council steps down.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 5, 2005
Have You Heard the Good News… …about adult and umbilical cord blood stem cells? Probably not.	Weekly Standard (Daily Standard)	Wesley J. Smith	September 29, 2005
Horse Sense The Debate In Washington State About Bestiality Is Actually A Fight Over Human Exceptionalism.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	August 31, 2005
Is Assisted Suicide Legal? Jonathan Adler and Wesley J. Smith debate	Legal Affairs	Wesley J. Smith and Jonathan Adler	August 25, 2005
Liberation Theology The twisted thinking motivating PETA	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	August 4, 2005
Dame Cecily Saunders The Mother Of Modern Hospice Care Passes On.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	July 19, 2005
Dying for Liberation Why is PETA killing animals?	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	July 13, 2005
Stem-Cell Sleight of Hand Mario Cuomo Accuses President Bush Of Letting Religion Run His Stem-Cell Policy, But Bush Isn't The One Ignoring Actual Science.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	June 23, 2005
False Federalism In Gonzales v. Raich, it’s the state that’s violating federalist principles.	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	June 8, 2005
The English Patient Leslie Burke wants to live; the National Health Service has a second opinion.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	May 30, 2005
PETA’s Non-Apology Apology The Group Still Equates Animal Killings To The Holocaust.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	May 6, 2005
Misguidelines The National Academy of Sciences is Pursuing an "Anything Goes" Approach to Biotechnological Research.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	May 4, 2005
It Didn't Start with Dolly Human cloning is closer than you think.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	May 2, 2005
The Legacy of Terry Schiavo	The Weekley Standard	Wesley J. Smith	April 11, 2005
The Case Heard Round the Web How Terri Schiavo Became a Household Name.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	April 4, 2005
“Human Non-Person” Terri Schiavo, bioethics, and our future.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	March 29, 2005
Ralph Nader and Wesley J. Smith Say "Let Terri Live"	Ralph Nader and Wesley J. Smith	Ralph Nader and Wesley J. Smith	March 24, 2005
Pushing Infanticide From Holland to New Jersey	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	March 22, 2005
The U.N. on Cloning: Ban It The United Nations Speaks Out Against Human Cloning	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	March 15, 2005
Million Dollar Missed Opportunity What Clint Eastwood's Oscar-winning movie could have done.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	March 1, 2005
Prescription for Chaos Understanding the Lethal Oregon Case That’s Hitting the Supreme Court.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	February 23, 2005
Ian Wilmut: Human Cloner How the man who created Dolly the sheep slid down the slippery slope to human reproductive cloning	The Daily Standard	Wesley J. Smith	February 16, 2005
Stealth Cloning Washington state tries legalizing cloning on the sly.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	February 15, 2005
Tall Tales Down Under: Australia’s Wool Industry gets Sheepish in the Face of Animal-rights Demagoguery.	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	February 10, 2005
Animal-Human Hybrids Is there a limit to how far bioscientists are willing to go?	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	February 1, 2005
An Epistle for the New Religion of Transhumanism	BetterHumans	Wesley J. Smith	January 12, 2005
A Stem Cell Tale Why one type of stem-cell research gets fawning media coverage and	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	December 22, 2004
Big Biotech's Voracious Appetite	The Daily Standard	Wesley J. Smith	November 16, 2004
Suckers For 'Science' How To Talk California Taxpayers Out Of $3 Billion.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	November 15, 2004
Noxious Nitschke Euthanasia Advocates Work To Make Suicide Easy	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	November 15, 2004
Eat This Now	New York Post	Wesley J. Smith	November 14, 2004
"Words, Words, Words"	The International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide	Rita L. Marker & Wesley J. Smith	November 1, 2004
Dying to Donate? The Transplant-Medicine Community Should Reassure the Public	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	October 20, 2004
An Indecent Proposition Do Californians Really Want to Subsidize Stem Cell Research?	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 18, 2004
Do U.S. Scientists Have a Right to Perform Human Cloning?	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 3, 2004
Now They Want to Euthanize Children In the Netherlands, 31 percent of pediatricians have killed infants. A fifth of these killings were done without the "consent" of parents. Going Dutch has never been so horrible.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	September 13, 2004
The “Wrong” Cure Adult stem cells get the shaft.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	September 9, 2004
California's Other Senator Jon Corzine Wants To Help California Lure Biotech Cloning Companies Away From New Jersey. Why Is That Exactly?	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	August 27, 2004
Death Plays the Name Game Euthanasia organizations reorganize to make their goal sound better. Again.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	August 16, 2004
The Proposition 71 Stem Cell Scam The Biotech Lobby Is Attempting to Buy a Law in California	Christianity Today	Wesley J. Smith	August 16, 2004
None Dare Call It Cloning	Center for Bioethics and Culture Newsletter	Wesley J. Smith	August 13, 2004
New Terrorists on the Block Animal-Rights Activists Turn to Violence.	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	August 11, 2004
Reagan and P-I Wrong About Stem Cells	Seattle Post-Intelligencer	Wesley J. Smith	August 5, 2004
The C-Word Ron Reagan seduces by changing the terms of the stem-cell debate.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	July 28, 2004
Death Duties The role of religion in the rise of eugenics.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	July 26, 2004
When Is Cloning not "Cloning"? When John Kerry proposes a ban on it.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	July 26, 2004
Clone the French! Don’t worry: Just their cloning law.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	July 15, 2004
Compassionate or Callous? Assisted suicide undermines our essential humanity.	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	June 17, 2004
Of Stem Cells and Fairy Tales : Scientists who have been telling Nancy Reagan that embryonic stem cell research could cure Alzheimer's now admit that it isn't true.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	June 10, 2004
Cell Wars The Reagans’ suffering and hyped promises.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	June 8, 2004
A Bad Investment Human cloning for therapeutic purposes isn’t likely to pan out.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	June 4, 2004
Euthanizing the CSA Ready for 50 Different Drug-Control Regimes?	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	May 27, 2004
The Wrong Tree Embryonic stem cells are not all that.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	May 13, 2004
The Wrong Tree Embryonic stem cells are not all that.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	May 13, 2004
Cloning for California? A money grab for human-cloning research.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	May 6, 2004
The Assault on Terri Schiavo Continues Michael Schiavo won his fight to have his wife killed by dehydration. Now he won't even allow her parents to sit by her side.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	April 30, 2004
Clone the Taxpayers Watch out. You may soon be paying for cloning research that the private sector won't.	Forbes	Wesley J. Smith	March 15, 2004
Suing for the Right to Live: Two cases of European doctors refusing to treat their patients are cause for concern: Futile Care Theory may be coming to America.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	March 11, 2004
Making the Future Michael Fumento puts the best possible face on biotechnology.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	March 1, 2004
Dehydration Nation	Human Life Review	Wesley J. Smith	February 25, 2004
What's In a Name?: When it comes to cloning, just about everything.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	February 20, 2004
A Monkey for Your Grandmother Animal-liberationists force medical research on the backburner.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	February 10, 2004
The Rule of Terri's Case Strikes Again	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	January 30, 2004
Cloning Corporate Welfare The Biotech Industry Wants Your Money	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	January 29, 2004
Disabling Assisted Suicide Why a deadly movement hasn't been contagious.	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	January 19, 2004
Beyond Terri's Law: What We Can Learn From the Schiavo Case	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	January 19, 2004
Cloning and the First State With a dishonest bill pending, Delaware looks to join New Jersey as a haven for human cloning	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	January 16, 2004
The Radical Depth and Scope of the Cloning Agenda	National Right to Life News	Wesley J. Smith	January 1, 2004
Consumer's Guide to a Brave New World	Encounter Books	Smith, Wesley J.	January 1, 2004
PETA to Cannibals: Don't Let Them Eat Steak	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	December 21, 2003
Cloning in New Jersey New Jersey Assembly Bill 2840 looks to be the most radical human cloning measure ever put into law. It should be stopped.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	December 11, 2003
The Guardian Speaks Terri Schiavo's guardian ad litem files his report; there's bad news and good news.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	December 4, 2003
Stem Cell News That Isn't Fit For Print The mainstream media is ignoring promising news about adult stem cell research.	The Daily Standard (Weekly Standard On-line)	Wesley J. Smith	December 3, 2003
A "Painless" Death? Michael Schiavo insists that dehydration is "the most natural way to die." It's more like torture.	The Daily Standard	Wesley J. Smith	November 13, 2003
Life, Death, and Silence Why the media elites won't tell the full story on Terri's prognosis and Michael Schiavo.	The Daily Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 31, 2003
The Interview That Wasn't Michael Schiavo got the usual Larry King softballs. Here are the questions King should have asked.	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 28, 2003
The Consequences of Casual Conversations Michael Schiavo's argument that his wife wants to die stems from an off-hand remark she made while watching a movie. It isn't the first time this has happened.	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 27, 2003
The Battle for Terri	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 22, 2003
Saving Terri Schiavo	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 21, 2003
No Mercy in Florida The horrifying case of Terri Schiavo, and what it portends	The Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 20, 2003
Euthanasia World The Worst Culture	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	October 17, 2003
Therapeutic Dreaming The False Promise of Experimental Cloning	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 6, 2003
Waking from the Dead	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	October 1, 2003
Terri Schiavo's Life and Death: Time Gained	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	September 16, 2003
Schiavo's Date with Death: A Florida Woman Needs Non-Dehydration Intervention	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	September 5, 2003
A "Dr. Death" Runs for President: Howard Dean Advocates Kevorkian-Style Medicine	National Review Onlinie	Wesley J. Smith	September 4, 2003
New England Journal of Politics: Medical Journal Crosses a Line	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	July 31, 2003
Taking Requests, Doing Harm	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	July 23, 2003
PETA-Fried: The Animal-Liberationists Catch Their Prey	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	July 11, 2003
Blinded by Science	National Review	Wesley J. Smith	June 16, 2003
www.s-u-i-c-i-d-e.com: Suicide Advocacy Goes Online	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	June 12, 2003
True Enough: Bill McKibben's Useful Assault on the Unfettered Biogenetic Project	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	June 9, 2003
Dying Cause: Assisted Suicide Is Losing Support	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	May 20, 2003
New Name, Same Old Story: The Hemlock Society Goes for an Image Change	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	May 12, 2003
A Merciless Mercy: Book Review of A Merciful End: The Euthanasia Movement in Modern America. By Ian Dowbiggin	First Things	Wesley J. Smith	May 1, 2003
Pro-Animal or Anti-Human?: A SARS Revelation	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	April 25, 2003
Banning It: Getting Past Hatch-Feinstein	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	April 17, 2003
A License to Clone	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	April 7, 2003
Practical Hope: Adult Stem Cells Break Through	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	March 14, 2003
The Most Tasteless PR Campaign Ever: PETA Outdoes Itself	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	March 10, 2003
Communication Gap: Eurotalk vs. Ameritalk	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	February 24, 2003
Connecting the Dots: Sanctity of Life Threatened on Many Fronts	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	January 24, 2003
Chimp Deal: Money Headed to the Wrong Kingdom	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	January 16, 2003
Clones and Rael-Politik: The Jack Kevorkians of the Cloning Debate Weigh in	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	January 13, 2003
"Doc Knows Best": It'll Be Too Late for You If He's Wrong	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	January 6, 2003
Forced Exit Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide, and the New Duty To Die	Encounter Books	Smith, Wesley J.	January 1, 2003
Australia's Dr. Death: Spreading the Assisted-Suicide Gospel	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	November 26, 2002
Man and Beast: Matthew Scully Argues for Kindness to Animals	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	October 28, 2002
Religion, Research and Stem Cells: A Conversation with Leon Kass	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	October 20, 2002
State of Chaos: An Assisted-Suicide Ruling Creates Deadly Confusion	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	October 17, 2002
Terrorists, Too: Exposing Animal-Rights Terrorism	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	October 2, 2002
The Transhumanists: The Next Great Threat to Human Dignity	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	September 20, 2002
Life, Liberty, and a Mudhole to Lie In	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	September 16, 2002
Doctors of Death: Kaiser Solicits Its Doctors to Kill	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	August 19, 2002
Practical Council: Important Stuff from the Kass Commission	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	August 13, 2002
Brave New Clarity: What the Kass Commission Got Right	National Review Online	Wesley J. Smith	July 16, 2002
Cloning and Congress: No Ban Is Better Than a Phony Ban	Weekly Standard	Wesley J. Smith	July 1, 2002
The New Grim Reapers: Practitioners of Bioethics Say Who Should Live -- and Who Should Die	San Francisco Chronicle	Wesley J. Smith	June 9, 2002
Culture of Death The Assault on Medical Ethics in America	Encounter Books	Smith, Wesley J.	January 1, 2000