Episode 29: Abortion is Exploitive, Not Empowering
There are new abortion-related headlines happening everyday. It’s easy to grow weary and feel like nothing can be done. But it’s important that we remain aware of the preeminent human rights violation and holocaust of our day. As painful as it is, as apathetic as we are tempted to become, you and I must remain informed. The reality is, at least half of all Americans are pro-life (more than half, by many measures) and yet our culture careens towards a fully anti-life climate more each day. On this episode we look at five headlines from just this past week and also discuss why it is that we are moving in an anti-life direction, when it’s not what most of us want. I look at how abortion is not empowering, but rather exploitive and how it has done so much harm in the past couple generations that people are largely silent with regret and remorse. The truth is, there is freedom and forgiveness available to those who confess their sin and receive Jesus’s payment for it. May that forgiveness lead to a movement of men and women who openly share and even shout the truth: abortion does not empower, it exploits.
The following links helped to create this episode:
Investigative Footage: Watch the summary videos of specific undercover meetings from CMP’s Human Capital project documenting Planned Parenthood’s sale of baby body parts. Full footage for each encounter is also available. - Center for Medical Progress
The Briefing - Albert Mohler
Young Ohio Mother Acquitted of Killing Her Newborn Baby, But Guilty of 'Corpse Abuse' - TIME
Criminal Hearing Begins Over Undercover Video by Abortion Foes - Courthouse News Service
In Court Hearing, Planned Parenthood Employee Admits To Trafficking In Baby Body Parts - The Federalist
Why not fight for abortion survivors? - WORLD
David Daleiden’s day in court - The World and Everything in It
StemExpress CEO admits selling beating baby hearts, intact baby heads in Daleiden-Merritt hearing - Catholic Citizens
An Ohio woman who buried her newborn in the backyard will serve no more jail time - CNN