At a time in our history when Planned Parenthood has been exposed to the world as an organization that will kill babies and then rob their bodies of organs, tissues, and cells, we need answers. How should we prepare our children to live in a world like this? ALL’s Culture of Life Studies Program has the answer.
There have literally been hundreds of tweets about the gruesome Center for Medical Progress videos and the resulting fallout—including some from the infamous Planned Parenthood itself.
It has now been five videos, but in reality it has been nearly 100 years, and still the beast that devours our preborn children and the souls of our living children prowls this earth.
I became incredibly ill this weekend when I started sifting through some historical information that had somehow slipped my mind.
The recent news and videos of Planned Parenthood’s trade in the selective crushing of human babies and then sale of their harvested body parts have horrified us all.
This past week has been bizarre. First we heard from Politico that the Obama Department of Justice was considering a probe of the Center for Medical Progress.
The past couple of weeks have filled the airwaves with the truth about what Planned Parenthood’s many medical practitioners do to “serve” the public.
In the recent reports about Planned Parenthood’s selling of baby body parts, a particular research group at the forefront of using human cells for scientific research has come to our attention.
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The latest undercover video of a Planned Parenthood employee, done by David Daleiden, project lead at the newly public Center for Medical Progress, is shocking on several levels.
There are so many clinical and chemical ways for females to avoid bearing a child while enjoying sexual relations that it is mind-boggling!
Considering the direction society has taken in the last 30 days—or should I say the direction that five members of the United States Supreme Court are dragging us—perhaps it is time to do some thinking.