EPISODE · Jan 17, 2018 · 22 MIN
Roe vs. Wade, 45 Years Later
from CrosierCast · host Diocese of Gallup
By now, many pro-life advocates are used to the common arguments used by proponents of abortion. "You only care about the clump of cells in the womb, and nothing for the woman after the baby is born" or "you have no right to legislate women's bodies" are two that are often used. But while these may make for a quick slogan to paint across a protest sign, they do not reflect the reality of abortion. They don't take into account the children that will never be born and live full lives; the women and families who suffer very real physical and psychological effects after an abortion; a society at large that comes to view life and the disabled, the elderly, and the weak as expendable. In this episode, Bishop Wall discusses the devastating legacy of legalized abortion, and the local and nationwide efforts of pro-life advocates dedicated to supporting women, the unborn, and life from conception to natural death.
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By now, many pro-life advocates are used to the common arguments used by proponents of abortion. "You only care about the clump of cells in the womb, and nothing for the woman after the baby is born" or "you have no right to legislate women's bodies" are two that are often used. But while these may make for a quick slogan to paint across a protest sign, they do not reflect the reality of abortion. They don't take into account the children that will never be born and live full lives; the women and families who suffer very real physical and psychological effects after an abortion; a society at large that comes to view life and the disabled, the elderly, and the weak as expendable. In this episode, Bishop Wall discusses the devastating legacy of legalized abortion, and the local and nationwide efforts of pro-life advocates dedicated to supporting women, the unborn, and life from conception to natural death.
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