Does today’s culture value human life in the same way that our Founding Father, Thomas Jefferson, did when he penned the Declaration of Independence? According to statistics compiled by the National Right to Life organization, there have been approximately 63+ million abortions performed in the United States since 1973. While there’s no doubt that Jefferson was fully committed to the concept of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all citizens, many Americans today have been deceived into believing that the right to life only applies to life outside the womb. But if the unborn don’t truly hold these inalienable rights as described in our founding documents, does anyone else?
Last month, pro-life speaker Seth Gruber joined Frank to talk about his brand-new book (and documentary of the same name), ‘The 1916 Project: The Lyin’, The Witch, and the War We’re In‘, and to unpack the life of Margaret Sanger and how her death-obsessed legacy continues to cripple modern society. As a continuation of their last conversation, Seth returns to tell us about the fastest-growing pro-life non-profit organization in America, The White Rose Resistance, its inspirational backstory, and why it’s crucial for the Church to speak out and be courageous in a hostile culture, no matter the cost. How did we drift so far away from the right to life? Is racism America’s original sin? How did Gnosticism influence Margaret Sanger’s worldview? What is the danger of spiritual atrophy and how can you avoid falling into it? You don’t want to miss the shocking answers to these questions in this jaw-dropping follow-up episode!
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