Why Pro-Life?

Caring for the Unborn and Their Mothers

De: Randy Alcorn

Narrado por: Randy Alcorn

So much is at stake in the abortion debate. If pro-choicers are right, precious freedoms are in jeopardy. If pro-lifers are right, innocent children are being robbed of their most basic freedom life. Though bumpersticker slogans prevail, the facts are rarely presented. We need clear and credible answers to the central questions of the abortion debate.

For those who have had abortions or are currently considering one, for pro-choicers and fence-straddlers alike, Why Pro-Life? provides answers to these questions in a concise, straightforward, and nonabrasive manner. No issue is more divisive or troubling than abortion. Many believe that we have to choose between helping women and helping children.

This audiobook shows how critical it is that we help both. In a concise, non-abrasive fashion, Randy Alcorn offers compassionate, factual answers to the central issues of the abortion debate.

©2004 Randy Alcorn (P)2008 Oasis Audio

truth

this is a book that needs to be on everyone's shelf. read thoroughly as it speaks truth about life and ends many debates once and for all.

excellent short summary of why babies are people

a brief summary of several different angles of why human babies should be treated as humans, not as lesser humans but equal humans

Perfect

This book says it all plain and simple. Pro life is pro choice because you’re giving the baby a choice!

awesome!

Very fact driven and I really enjoyed hearing a well presented pro-life perspective. must read.

If you’re pro-life or have an open mind, read this

This book is filled with scientific information, statistics, and stories. It is uplifting and extremely helpful for anyone who wants to be informed about what “pro life” and “choice” really mean.

excellent

Excellent resource for sharpening skills in being able to have intelligent and gracious conversations regarding the pro life stance.

Very interesting and good

During these most volatile times, and confusing times, this book ought to be read (listen to) by anyone on either side of the fence. It opens up persuasive arguments and answers age old questions.