In America, the practice of abortion is now referred to as women's health care. Yes, in the 21st century, even with all the science, we refuse to ask the question: What about the baby? The cavalier spirit and the coldhearted callousness in taking a live baby and then cutting into her face to retrieve fresh body parts--can you imagine the national outrage if we were carving up puppies in the same manner? We don't condemn these young mothers who have been convinced that no other options exist; yet we will be negligent if we stand silent over the atrocities of an abortion mill that goes by the name Planned Parenthood. Whether you are pro-life or not, surely, most Americans are appalled by the idea that our tax dollars are funneled to this organization. I cannot look the other way. It is my belief, and I am thoroughly convinced that this is no longer a political issue. This is about a human rights violation that parallels other barbaric times throughout history. Ultimately, we will stand before almighty God. The Psalmist David wrote: For You, God, formed my inward parts. You wove me together in my mother's womb. I praise You because I am fearfully and wonderfully made. ____________________
Scott Walker: “In America, the practice of abortion is now referred to as women's health care. Yes, in the 21st century, even with all…”
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