#111 – Writing Off Women
When the pro-choice side is forced to concede that some women DO have emotional problems after their abortions, they usually write them off. See what we mean…
When the pro-choice side is forced to concede that some women DO have emotional problems after their abortions, they usually write them off. See what we mean…
Pro-choice activists say that men have no right to express an opinion on abortion. But they may be running off their most loyal support group.
The pro-choice side claims that our efforts to protect the unborn will cause women to die in illegal abortions. But is that really true?
Life Dynamics has had decades of direct contact with thousands of post-abortive women and, here are three important things we have learned from these interactions.
The pro-choice side claims that when it comes to abortion, they trust women to make their own decisions. But why do they only apply it to abortion?
Abortion defenders say that the real issue is not abortion, but whether we trust women. This is, of course, pure idiocy.
According to those who support abortion, abortion is about as risky as a manicure, but pregnancy and childbirth is a mine field from which women rarely come out alive.
The abortion lobby says that women almost never regret their abortions. It’s a lie they tell to make abortion seem less disgusting.
The pro-choice side argues that abortions often allow women to have successful careers that they could not have had if they were saddled with a baby. And if their point is that it’s possible to profit from killing other people, they’re right. In fact, it happens all the time. But is that really a justification for the intentional killing of another human being?
A National pro-life leader is criticizing President Obama’s failure to expose Planned Parenthood, the largest organization responsible for the cover-up of men who rape girls during last night’s Grammy Awards. President Obama delivered a video message at the 57th annual Grammy Awards addressing violence against women and girls. The message read in part, “Together we…
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