George Tiller

Scott Roeder, the man who shot abortion provider George Tiller down in cold blood, in a church, no less, has been permitted to present a "necessity defense," claiming that he truly believed he was saving unborn babies.

When Dr. George Tiller was murdered at his church Sunday morning by an anti-choice activist, it was the second time he was shot, and the religious right has responded with strong language.

Another obviously deranged person is being associated with "all of Christianity" as Tiller's murder minimizes the violence of late-term abortion.

Late-term abortion doctor, George Tiller was murdered while attending services at his Reformed Lutheran church on May 31, 2009. Dr. Tiller's death is a paradox on many levels. Was his death 'poetic justice' for his sins?

George Tiller, the Kansas physician and abortion doctor who has been the center of controversy for decades, was shot and killed while he attended church Sunday. According to CNN, a lone gunman stepped into the church where Tiller...

My reactions on learning of the death of George Tiller, late-term abortionist from Kansas.

This article is about the murder of Dr. George Tiller, Abortion proponent.

Abortionist George Tiller was shot to death around 10:00 am Sunday, May 31, at his Wichita, Kansas church, Reformation Lutheran Church.

Dr. George Tiller, 67, a provider of controversial late-term abortions, was shot and killed inside the lobby of his Wichita, Kansas church.

Doctor George Tiller was shot to death Sunday morning at the Reformation Lutheran Church in Wichita, Kansas. George Tiller, who worked at the Women's Health Services Clinic, is one of the few doctors who performs late term abortions.

A target of the extreme right, abortion doctor George Tiller, was shot and killed at his Wichita church Sunday. This is a look at what the death of "Tiller the Baby Killer", as he has become known as, means for the fight for abortion rights.

"Well-intentioned Christian folks have a right to say what they want; just as I have the right to tune it out or turn it off." But after George Tiller was murdered in his church pew, can we still say that is true?

This is an exchange of ideas and viewpoints between S. L. Bradih and me.