Legal Killing of Humans: German Holocaust Compared to Abortion Holocaust

A new 33-minute documentary film titled 180 is changing public opinion on abortion 180 degrees in a matter of minutes, as author and film producer Ray Comfort uses the new film to ask students a question that challenges their abortion views.

Abby Johnson, who resigned her position as the director of a Texas Planned Parenthood abortion business, has also seen the film and said pro-life advocates “must check it out,” saying it is “one of the best things you will ever watch.”

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Pope John Paul II: Children Are the Future of a Nation

 "I wish to express the joy that we all find in children, the springtime of life, the anticipation of the future history of each of our present earthly homelands. No country on earth, no political system can think of its own future otherwise than through the image of these new generations that will receive from their parents the manifold heritage of values, duties and aspirations of the nation to which they belong and of the whole human family. Concern for the child, even before birth, from the first moment of conception and then throughout the years of infancy and youth, is the primary and fundamental test of the relationship of one human being to another. And so, what better wish can I express for every nation and for the whole of mankind, and for all the children of the world than a better future in which respect for human rights will become a complete reality throughout the third millennium, which is drawing near?"

~ Pope John Paul II, excerpt from Familiaris Consortio ~

In GOD We Still Trust: One Nation Under GOD!!!

"In God, we still trust here in America,

He's the one we turn to every time the goin' gets rough.

He is the source of all our strength, the One who watches over us.

Here in America, in God, we still trust.

Now there are those among us, Who wanna push Him out.

And erase His name from everything,

This country's all about.

From the schoolhouse to the courthouse,

They're silencing His Word,

An' now it's time for all believers,

To make our voices heard."

"You place your hand on His Bible, when you swear to tell the truth. His name is on our greatest monuments an' all our money too. An' when we pledge allegiance, there's no doubt where we stand: There's no separation, we're one nation under Him. In God, we still trust here in America, He's the One we turn to every time the going gets rough. He is the source of all our strength, the One who watches over us. Here in America, in God, we still trust. Instrumental break. Now there are those among us, Who wanna push Him out. And erase His name from everything, This country's all about. From the schoolhouse to the courthouse, They're silencing His word, An' now it's time for all believers, To make our voices heard. In God, we still trust here in America, He's the one we turn to every time the goin' gets rough. He is the source of all our strength, the one who watches over us. Here in America, in God, we still trust. Here in America, Here in America, Here in America, in God, we still trust. Here in America, in God, we still trust. Here in America. You place your hand on His bible, when you swear to tell the truth. His name is on our greatest monuments an' all our money too. An' when we pledge allegiance, there's no doubt where we stand: There's no separation, we're one nation under Him. In God, we still trust here in America, He's the One we turn to every time the going gets rough. He is the source of all our strength, the One who watches over us. Here in America, in God, we still trust. Instrumental break. Now there are those among us, Who wanna push Him out. And erase his name from everything, This country's all about. From the schoolhouse to the courthouse, They're silencing His Word, An' now it's time for all believers, To make our voices heard. In God, we still trust here in America, He's the One we turn to every time the goin' gets rough. He is the source of all our strength, the One who watches over us. Here in America, in God, we still trust. Here in America, Here in America, Here in America, in God, we still trus...all » You place your hand on His Bible, when you swear to tell the truth. His name is on our greatest monuments an' all our money too. An' when we pledge allegiance, there's no doubt where we stand: There's no separation, we're one nation under Him. In God, we still trust here in America, He's the One we turn to every time the going gets rough. He is the source of all our strength, the One who watches over us. Here in America, in God, we still trust. Now there are those among us, Who wanna push Him out. And erase His name from everything, This country's all about. From the schoolhouse to the courthouse, They're silencing His Word, An' now it's time for all believers, To make our voices heard. In God, we still trust here in America, He's the One we turn to every time the goin' gets rough. He is the source of all our strength, the One who watches over us. Here in America, in God, we still trust. Here in America, Here in America, Here in America, in God, we still trust. Here in America, in God, we still trust. Here in America."

Dr. Oscar Biscet: Cuba's Pro-life Hero and Prisoner of Conscience

Archbishop Timothy Dolan: Abortion Compared to Slavery

The comparison of abortion to slavery is an apt one. The right of a citizen to "own" another human being as property—to control him/her, use him/her, sell him or decide her fate—was, prior to 1865, constitutional, sad to say.That "right" to own a slave was even upheld by a decision of the U.S. Supreme Court (whose Chief Justice at the time, Roger Brooke Taney, was a Catholic, "personally opposed" to slavery!) in the infamous 1857 Dred Scott Decision, declaring that a slave who had escaped and claimed freedom had to be returned to his "master," because he had no rights at all.

Tragically, in 1973, in Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court also strangely found in the constitution the right to abortion, thus declaring an entire class of human beings— now not African-Americans, but pre-born infants—to be slaves, whose futures, whose destinies, whose very right to life —can be decided by another "master." These fragile, frail babies have no civil rights at all.

But the most pressing life issue today is abortion. If we're wrong on that one, we're just plain wrong.

When our critics—and their name is legion—criticize us for being passionate, stubborn, almost obsessed with protecting the human rights of the baby in the womb, they intend it as an insult. I take it as a compliment.

I'd give anything if I could claim that Catholics in America prior to the Civil War were "passionate, stubborn, almost obsessed" with protecting the human rights of the slave. To claim such would be a fib. But, decades from now, at least our children and grandchildren can look back with pride and gratitude for the conviction of those who courageously defend the life of the pre-born baby.

~ Archbishop Timothy Dolan: excerpts from On the Front Lines for Life ~

Dred Scott Decision Compared to Roe v. Wade