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  • Genre:SOCIAL SCIENCE
  • SubGenre:Abortion & Birth Control
  • Language:English
  • Pages:140
  • eBook ISBN:9781543969160
  • Paperback ISBN:9781543969153

OMG. We Are Killing Babies

Society Has Two Choices: The Baby Lives or the Baby Dies

by J.R. Thompson

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Overview
Through definitions, surveys, statistics and laws, OMG. We Are Killing Babies suggests that the existence of legal abortions in the U.S. results in the deaths of discrete human beings and requires the cooperation of many, including some who may be complicit or passive participants because of a lack of information. This book aims to provide that information, with commentary on numerous quoted sources which present a concise summary of key aspects of the issue. Those who share the views presented are encouraged to take action.
Description
Through definitions, surveys, statistics and laws, OMG. We Are Killing Babies suggests that the existence of legal abortions in the U.S. results in the deaths of discrete human beings and requires the cooperation of many, including some who may be complicit or passive participants because of a lack of information. This book aims to provide that information, with commentary on numerous quoted sources which present a concise summary of key aspects of the issue. Those who share the views presented are encouraged to take action. With an introductory fable and photographs both of fetal development and first- and second-trimeseter aborted infants, OMG. We Are Killing Babies aims to inform so that abortion can be limited wherever and whenever possible.
About the author
John Thompson is a father of four and grandfather of 12. He is native of Savannah, Georgia and graduate of the University of Georgia, University of Maryland Far East Division, and the Naval War College. He is a Vietnam veteran retiring from the U.S. Navy as an aviator with rank of commander, having served in Asia, Europe, Alaska, and North and South America. Following his Navy career, he was employed by a nuclear utility in jobs including Quality Assurance, Engineering, and Security. He currently lives on the family's farm in Georgia and teaches Sunday School in a rural evangelical Missionary Baptist Church.

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