Dear Editor,
Starting on Jan. 22, 1973, when the U.S. Supreme Court handed down the infamous Roe v. Wade decision, the abortion industry has taken the lives of more than 60 million unborn babies.
The unborn fetus is a baby, and it is alive until the abortionist destroys it. Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers rake in hundreds of millions of dollars annually.
Roe v. Wade is an “infamous” decision. That is exactly what it is. That word means abominable, outrageous, contempt-ible, shameful and disgraceful.
The changing dynamics of the Supreme Court will be a factor for the future. President Trump is committed to selecting non-activist nominees for the court. Efforts are already underway in several states to pass pro-life laws that would force the Supreme Court to deal with Roe v. Wade.
So here we are – 46 years into the slaughter of the innocent. It should be viewed as the abortion Holocaust with the count climbing higher and higher every single day. Just this last week, Governor Cuomo of New York signed a bill to allow abortions to be done all the way up to the ninth month. Oh my dear God, how we pray for an end to this horrible chapter in our history.
Keep praying; never give up on precious babies. God’s wrath will come.
I read a writing by Audrey A. Hill. It touched my heart, and I am sure it will touch yours:
“You’re having a baby. How perfectly grand. They bring more joy than houses or cars. What? An abortion? You don’t want this child? This innocent baby, so helpless and mild? It’s just a thing “yet”; you don’t want it you say. But you’re wrong, so wrong. And someday you will PAY. This gift is from God. He entrusts them to you. To love and to guide into Life Anew.
“Please search your Heart. For any love at all, this tiny infant, so frail and small. There are thousands of women in the world that can never give birth to a child. Think of them. They would love to take that baby to hold and love. Remember this, abortion is murder. Clear and plain. So what kind of answer will you say when you stand before God on his Judgment Day. Think of it now, of the answer you’ll give if this was you. The baby He gave and you denied it to live.”
“Let Babies Live.”
Sincerely,
Imogene Naylor
