Did you know that the third Sunday of January is
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday? It sure
is! Ronald Reagan declared it on January
13, 1984. Sanctity of Human Life Sunday
was created on the 11th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision of
legalizing abortion due to the Roe v. Wade (1973) decision.
A conservative estimate is about 55 million unborn
babies have been aborted in the US alone since this Supreme Court
decision. 55 million. 55 MILLION AMERICAN BABIES! That’s baby boys who never grew to throw a
ball with their dad. Baby girls who
never grew up and planned their fairy tale wedding. 55 million Americans, who never laughed,
played, walked or talked.
These are babies who could have been born and found the
cure for cancer. Babies who could have
been born and ended World Hunger. Or
babies that could have been a productive member of our society and made this
world a less crazy place.
This January 22, 2015 will mark the 42nd
anniversary of the legalization of abortion.
You may stand with this decision.
I on the other hand do not! I
believe a baby is a baby from the time of conception to their arrival into this
world, via delivery room, home births, or any other form of delivery.
If you’re reading this and are pro-life, you understand
where I’m coming from. If you’re pro-choice,
you’re probably thinking that I’m an idiot.
So…if that’s the case, I do have a few questions for you.
1. How can you fight to save baby animals, but not
baby humans?
2. How
can you fight for the rights of the environment, but not the rights to protect
human life?
3. You
fight for ‘equal rights’ for everyone,
right? Why does that exclude the unborn
human, growing, inside a woman?
4. Have
you ever been to a baby shower? I
have. Have you ever been to a fetus shower? I’ve never even seen fetus shower decorations
available at retailers. Therefore, if
party supply companies and party supply distributors celebrate a new life- why
don’t you?
If you’re reading this- you’re a survivor of Roe v.
Wade. The people in your home, your
family, your friends- they’re survivors too.
Take a moment to let that sink in.
How much different would your life be if they wouldn’t have survived
this decision? Are you so thankful that
they were not aborted?
