Episode 118 | How will legalized abortion be remembered by future generations?

We love hearing from our listeners! This week we share and respond to two listener comments and suggestions and discuss how future generations will remember legalized abortion. We discuss not just abortion itself but all the things that have come with it that our society will be judged by – such as the harvesting and sale of aborted baby parts and the CDC coverup of abortion injury’s and deaths.

Episode Synopsis:

We love hearing from our listeners! This week we share and respond to two listener comments and suggestions and discuss how future generations will remember legalized abortion. We discuss not just abortion itself but all the things that have come with it that our society will be judged by – such as the harvesting and sale of aborted baby parts and the CDC coverup of abortion injury’s and deaths.

Episode Duration: 31 min

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In This Episode We Discuss:
  1. Greetings (00:22)
  2. Show suggestion from Dave M. (00:51)
  3. Listener comment from Dr. Frank Schell (04:21)
  4. Other abortion-related things we will be judged for (05:54)
  5. Final Thoughts (30:34)
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