Abortion, Global Selfishness and the Demographic Winter -- (approximately 1,500 words) This covers the little-published fact that global birth rates have been declining for nearly 50 years. In fact, several countries now have birthrates unheard of previously and close to only half of population replacement figures. Not only is our Earth is running out of people, but we are facing a major population imbalance with too many old people and too few young people. Abortion is a major factor in this problem.
 

Birth Control Pollution  -- (approximately  1,300 words) Another little-published fact is that birth control pills are harming our environment. Estrogen and similar chemicals from birth control pills have gotten into our water supply and are affecting fish and other animals. Part of the problem is that the pill makers use much greater amounts of these chemicals than are found in our own bodies. How much is this pollution in our water supply affecting us and our children?
 

Abortion and Interconnected Social Problems -- (approximately 1,300 words) Years of research has shown that all or virtually all of our social problems are interconnected. All of what we call our social problems are really just individual manifestations of one big social problem which is selfishness, permissiveness and the pro-choice attitude.
 

Abortion and Your Criterion for Right and Wrong -- (approximately 450 words) Abortion would not exist if people did not intentionally want to be selfish, permissive and pro-choice. Moreover, because of a process called desensitization, people who are pro-choice in one area are statistically more likely to be pro-choice in other areas.
 

Abortion, Euthanasia and Cafeteria Morals -- (approximately 450 words) Cafeteria Morals is when people change their criterion for right and wrong to rationalize a wrong decision. Most people are not even aware that they are dong this. This is an excellent addition to a church bulletin.
 

Why there is no Middle Ground on Abortion -- (approximately 1500 words) This was written for those who are asked about a "middle ground" on abortion. It explains that when abortion starts, right and wrong ends. There are three reasons why abortion and the pro-choice attitude spreads through our society, and hence why abortion is so important to both liberals and conservaties and why there is no middle ground.
 

Our Undeclared Civil War -- (approximately 1,500 words) How the people in the United States have taken two sides. Those that are unselfish and pro-society when faced with a decision or action that can affect other people. And, those that are selfish, permissive and pro-choice when faced with a decision or action that can affect other people.
 

Why There is no Middle Ground on Abortion -- (approximately 1,500 words) This answers the liberal question about a "middle ground" on abortion by providing three reasons why being pro-choice spreads beyond abortion and impacts other people, ourselves and society.

Pro-Life Newspaper Page -- For Mother's Day, 2008, St. Mary's parish in Polo sponsored a full-page Pro-Life newspaper page. Click on this link to download an eight-page PDF file that explains in detail all of the steps behind it from conception to publication. The Page Iself -- Click on this link to download a 2.1 MB PDF file with an actual copy of our Mother's Day Pro-Life newspaper page.
 
 

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