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| What do you call a bunch of young and young-at-heart vibrant pro-lifers? Winners! |
| Monday, 26 April 2010 23:50 |
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What have they won? The hearts and minds of fellow travellers on life's journey, back towards embracing life in the womb as being worthy of protection and giving the unborn back their 'worthy' status. Recently it has been reported in America that more and more people, particularly younger people, are calling themselves pro-life. Even the abortion-agressive organisation NARAL* has admitted this with the president Nancy Keenan saying that that she considers herself a member of the "postmenopausal militia" and being astounded by the number and youthfulness of those attending this year's March For Life in Washington DC. (*NARAL stands for National Abortion Rights Action League). Our own observations here in Queensland bear this out — just look at the rally photo in the latest Cherish Life newsletter (April 2010). Wendy Wright, president of Concerned Women for America, gives a very simple response to this saying "pro-abortionists are motivated by anger; pro-lifers are motivated by love". Anger is a passing emotion — love is a decision. Despite all the money thrown at the pro-abortion crowd, the often 'donation only' funded prolife organisations are forging ahead claiming back the lost ground of young women's hearts, turning them back to their unborn children rather than the "me-first" attitude thrust on them as an 'out' by pro-abortion organisation. Katie Walker, 24, Communications Director of the American Life League stated that "the aging ‘postmenopausal militia’ should be shaking in their combat boots". We echo those sentiments. |