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Fri, Jun 12, 2009
Randy Alcorn
Prolife
abortion, child abuse, every child a wanted child, prolife answers to prochoice arguments, randy alcorn, sanctity of life, why prolife

The Rise of Child Abuse as a Result of Abortion

Before I get to today's blog, I need to clarify something that causes confusion. Periodically someone runs across something written by "Randy Alcorn" and assumes that could only be me. But there are other Randy Alcorns, and one of them is a columnist for The Daily Sound in Santa Barbara, California. I've read a few of his articles I agree with and others I definitely don't.

Recently "the other Randy Alcorn, writer" produced a column entitled "Abortion is pro-life." The logic is twisted, to say the least. Those who oppose abortion are made out NOT to be ...

Mon, Feb 23, 2009
Randy Alcorn
Prolife
12 year old, abortion, human rights, prolife answers to prochoice arguments, randy alcorn, sanctity of life, speech, unborn

Communicating the prolife message, and a 12-year-old shows how it's done (video)

Here's a great video well worth watching that one of you blog readers let me know about.

Lia, 12 years old, prepared and delivered a prolife speech for her 7th grade class.

Following the video I share some thoughts on how to best communicate the prolife message.

Here are some suggestions about sharing the prolife message:

1. Tailor your presentation to your audience so that you’re speaking to them, not to yourself.

Realize the vested interests, denial and rationalization surrounding this issue.

Realize the average person’s saturation and indoctrination with media propaganda.

2. Do your homework ...

Tue, Apr 01, 2008
Randy Alcorn
Prolife
abortion, birth control, children, every child a wanted child, human rights, planned parenthood, prochoice, prolife answers to prochoice arguments, randy alcorn, sanctity of life

Planned Parenthood's Self-Description, and Unwanted Children

A friend of ours was recently job hunting and came across an advertised opening at Planned Parenthood. Though she wasn't interested in the job there, she was interested in the terminology used in Planned Parenthood's self-description that follows