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This book is a dedication to all of those millions of preborn babies who have been lost in the Abortion Holocaust. And to those who like a former classmate of mine who is minus legs and minus an arm as a result of surviving a first trimmest abortion and who have despite this have gone on to achieve many great things such as Graduating from Michigan State with honors. Chapter one will take the reader through the History of Planned Parenthood and the influence this history has had on both Society and the Christian World. In this chapter the reader will be able to see how this organization, found...
This book is a dedication to all of those millions of preborn babies who have been lost in the Abortion Holocaust. And to those who like a former classmate of mine who is minus legs and minus an arm as a result of surviving a first trimmest abortion and who have despite this have gone on to achieve many great things such as Graduating from Michigan State with honors. Chapter one will take the reader through the History of Planned Parenthood and the influence this history has had on both Society and the Christian World. In this chapter the reader will be able to see how this organization, founded by Margaret Sanger, was based heavily on the theory of eugenics and continues to have a major influence in today's society. This chapter will also reveal the link between contraception and abortion and how the Christian World has been seduced by this link. Chapter two picking up with this link will introduce the reader to the primary victim of this Holocaust the unborn child. This chapter will also reveal how the Roe vs. wade and Doe vs. Bolton Supreme Court Decisions have allowed abortions for all nine months of pregnancy. In this chapter the reader will have a chance to read about the act of abortion itself through the testimonies of many former abortionists. And finally the reader will be asked the question, can we not do better than this for the preborn and their families?
