The Editors
March 1-7, 2009 Issue | Posted 2/23/09 at 9:48 PM
To understand why and how the Church is intervening with Nancy Pelosi because of her abortion position, we have to first look at the context of the modern abortion mentality.
The widespread “pro-choice” attitude toward abortion today is especially horrific precisely because it has made abortion so commonplace.
The two messages we give young women are destined to collide: Your life’s worth is your career; your boyfriend has a right to intimacy with you without preconditions. Are we surprised that so many young women to choose abortion?
However, the burden we’ve placed on women doesn’t change the bare fact of what abortion is, and women know it.
Abortion is the killing of a child by her own mother, and as the Supreme Court pointed out in Gonzales v. Carhart, it is evident that women who give in to the pressure to abort suffer from Post-Abortion Syndrome for a lifetime. The pain and regret of abortion leads to decades of depression, broken relationships, and high suicide rates.
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March 1-7, 2009 Issue | Posted 2/23/09 at 9:48 PM
To understand why and how the Church is intervening with Nancy Pelosi because of her abortion position, we have to first look at the context of the modern abortion mentality.
The widespread “pro-choice” attitude toward abortion today is especially horrific precisely because it has made abortion so commonplace.
The two messages we give young women are destined to collide: Your life’s worth is your career; your boyfriend has a right to intimacy with you without preconditions. Are we surprised that so many young women to choose abortion?
However, the burden we’ve placed on women doesn’t change the bare fact of what abortion is, and women know it.
Abortion is the killing of a child by her own mother, and as the Supreme Court pointed out in Gonzales v. Carhart, it is evident that women who give in to the pressure to abort suffer from Post-Abortion Syndrome for a lifetime. The pain and regret of abortion leads to decades of depression, broken relationships, and high suicide rates.
-Read More
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