It’s time for pro-lifers to stop being so easily manipulated. Our job is not to sit around the campfire and sing Kumbayah with people who torture and slaughter helpless children for money.
Some abortion defenders say that abortion is not murder because the fetus is not fully developed. But that doesn’t make it okay to kill them.
How we perceive the nature of this conflict will control every decision we make and every action we take.
The pro-choice side has accused the pro-life movement of being a bunch of “anti-choice extremists who are trying to force their religious beliefs on everyone else.” Since “choice” means having the legal right to butcher defenseless children, then we are indeed anti-choice. But as for the claim that we are trying pass laws to force our theological views on others, that is idiocy.
How many times do we hear that “the pro-life movement should spend its resources helping people who are already here.” But of course, the unborn are already here. If that’s not true, then where are they?
Pro-choice people often asks the pro-lifers whether we are willing to adopt all the unwanted children who will be born if abortion is outlawed. Regardless of the answer, the real issue is that the basis of their argument is preposterous to begin with.
While there is no denying that people who have worked in the abortion industry can become valuable assets in the pro-life effort, we must not allow our excitement over their conversions to become a substitute for sound judgment.
“Common ground” discussions always start with an acceptance of the abortion lobby’s basic position. It’s a trick. See why…
Those of us in the pro-life movement tend to see the conflict over abortion as a war between us and the pro-choice mob. But that’s not quite accurate.
In this episode we make an important announcement, and dedicate this episode to Life Dynamics founder and president, Mark Crutcher. We share testimonies from his friends in the pro-life movement about the impact he had on their lives and how his work continues on into the future.
