July 21, 2008

Planned Parenthood Sioux Falls was closed this morning?! Hmm.

It was anything but a typical Monday morning at South Dakota's only abortuary. (Today was compliance day.) Five women arrived for appointments and found the doors were closed and locked. Hmm. All eventually left, one came back, left again. One went to the Alpha Center and got the straight scoop on other options besides killing her baby. Now she'll be able to make a better choice. Another talked to one of the Bound4Life (South Dakota chapter) prayer team members praying at the clinic at 8:15 this morning and she was weeping. She said she had an appointment for an abortion at 8:30 AM. Mondays are typically busy days there - full parking lot. Today, it was very quiet. Two staff cars were in the lot but no one came to the door. The women who walked up to the locked doors seemed confused.

Aren't we being told Planned Parenthood cares about women? Nonsense. I'm telling you the respectability facade over this organization is lifting. These women weren't even notified the clinic would not be able to "serve" them today. Planned Parenthood is in CYA mode - they don't care about women - this is big business. It's not medicine - it's not health care - this is a cartel that kills and covers their trail.

You'll recall that today Planned Parenthood in South Dakota had to start complying with the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals Informed Consent ruling by telling women seeking abortion that they were terminating the life of a unique separate living human being. It's fully speculation as to what is happening today but it's likely two things happened. Either a) the Minneapolis doctors who fly in here on Mondays to kill babies decided to boycott the ruling and not show up because they couldn't bring themselves to dispense what they believe to be ideological charged information.

I remind you Planned Parenthood was not able to provide ANY information to the 8th Circuit Court that a fetus wasn't, biologically speaking, anything other than a separate, unique living human being. It's also possible b) the doctors are being held up by the lawyers. I know they are scrambling right now trying to do anything but comply with the language of the ruling. In any case, I thought you'd enjoy seeing this sign taped to the window this morning at the "clinic" here in Sioux Falls. 

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This photo was taken at 9:30 AM and the doors were still not open.  The taped-on sign says they plan to close today at 3:00 P.M. The two staff cars were still there at 1 PM but no one brought in the doctor as is typical for today. All the flights into Sioux Falls this morning were on schedule.

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Locals will remember the defiant banner they hung out in the fall of '06 - "THESE DOORS WILL REMAIN OPEN." Folks, they were closed today. They'll probably open tomorrow, but what we are seeing is the courts start to shut this dark regime down. The media tried to get into Planned Parenthood to do a story on them complying with the 8th Circuit ruling and I'm told that request was denied.

Not a good day for Ms. Looby for sure. It appears major confusion has indeed hit their camp. South Dakota Campaign for UNHealthy Families kick off their "Campaign to Kill" this weekend was hardly a success - a dozen people max showed up here in Sioux Falls for the door-to-door canvassing. (I'm sure Ms. Stoesz from the PP Headquarters in Minneapolis will now do more than send $100,000 and resort again to busing Minnesota anti-life college kids here on the weekends to do the campaigns door to door work.) As the door to door canvassing was to get underway, the city was hit with two inches of rain which unfortunately sent everyone out to enjoy the JazzFest home. It surely put a damper on the door-to-door canvassing.

I'm reminded of British General Cornwallis who surrendered because he figured out he couldn't fight Providence. Providence v. Planned Parenthood is indeed under way. I know who will win. May the chariots of those seeking to kill the children of God get stuck in the South Dakota mud.

Filed under Abortion Hurts Women, Informed Consent, Judges/Courts, Kate Looby, Planned Parenthood, SD Abortion Ban, SD Unhealthy Families Campaign, Sarah Stoesz, Women, humor by Steve

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July 17, 2008

Now Hiring… "an aggressive multi-million dollar" group needs your help to kill more South Dakota babies

I was looking through the want ads ;) and noticed a couple interesting job openings. The South Dakota Campaign for UNHealthy Families is looking (of course, out of state) to fill some key job openings. Of course all this is funded by Child Abuse Inc (aka Planned Parenthood) with out of state money. And I was interested to see how they themselves are now admitting they are extremely well-funded. Here are the opening lines that appeared on two different employment advertisements:

South Dakota Healthy Families, an aggressive multi-million dollar ballot initiative campaign to defeat an abortion ban in South Dakota is seeking a [Regional Field Director and field organizers] to work in Rapid City, Sioux Falls and Aberdeen.

I guess since they have to fly in out of state doctors because they can't even get a South Dakota doctor to do their dirty work (dismembering living human beings without anthesia) it should be no shock they can't find locals to lead the public deception efforts.  The veil is lifting on the money stream fueling the death machine. A non-profit that made a billion dollars last year with 335 million coming from the taxpayer. It's about to end.

Pro-life South Dakotans need quit sending nice thoughts and prayers alone to www.voteyesforlife.com and start sending checks - large sacrificial checks to fuel the war for the unborn here. Sell something and send the money. Sacrifice something and give the money. Spread the Word that the dark-hearted, out-of-state, anti-life people are preparing for war and God is enlisting you to battle. I believe a little life-loving grandmother in the middle of South Dakota can be used of God to knock down this racist, women-exploiting, child-abusing, sex-offender-enabling cartel from hell.  Write the check now Grandma! 

The South Dakota Campaign for UNHealthy Families plans to launch their Campaign to Kill this Saturday

Filed under Activism, Child Abuse Inc., Mammon and Molech, Planned Parenthood, SD Abortion Ban, SD Unhealthy Families Campaign by Steve

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July 11, 2008

Once again, out of state pro-abortion campaign dollars pour into South Dakota

Remember when the smoke settled in 2006 and it came to light that it was mostly out-of-state money feeding SD Campaign for UNhealthy Families efforts to fight the abortion ban (and in-state dollars fed the Vote Yes efforts)… well, here we go again.

You can see the disclosure form most recently submitted (7/7/08) by the South Dakota Campaign for UNhealthy Families here at this link on the state website.

Direct contributions came from:
William Smith of Paradize Valley, CA $500
Henry Ford of New Haven, CT $500
Nina Auerbach of Philadelphia, PA $500
Cynthia Wainwright of New York, NY $1000
John Harrington of San Francisco, CA $500
W. Marianne Gabel of Deleware, OH $1000
John Simpson of San Francisco, CA $1000
Bayard T. Storey of Philadelphia, PA $2000
Barbara Melcher of Glencoe, IL $250

Here's the biggie… Planned Parenthood of Minnesota $100,000

Notice any in-state dollars there? Nope. Here's some additional gifts that they noted on an amended form later the same day.

Joan Giebink of Sioux Falls, SD $200
Rebecca Cleary of Santa Barbara, CA
$250 Kay Coddington of Sioux Falls, SD $400
Cynthia Wainwright of New York, NY $1000
Sharon/Tom Warner of Rapid City, SD $10,000
N. Beverely Tucker of Philip, SD $500
Casey Murschel Campaign of Sioux Falls, SD $1000
Priority South Dakota (PAC) $5798.62

In case you are wondering, VoteYesForLife.com is funded by South Dakota people who hear the cry of the unborn. Draw your own conclusions. I'll just add this, David is about to take out Goliath with five smooth stones from a local brook. Maybe you wondering why I'd name these people. For one, it's public record. Wasn't it the pro-aborts in '06 demanding to know the identity of the huge SD pro-life donor? Here's the real reason I plopped their names here… the human beings killed with these donations are nameless, helpless and voiceless. The identities (faces) of those who kill them demands the shame of full public exposure. There is coming a day - post Roe - when these front-line supporters of abortion will find themselves absolutely ashamed of what they've done - much like ex-slave owners and ex-concentration camp officials who wake up the reality that they were on the wrong side of history and the wrong side of God.

Filed under Mammon and Molech, Planned Parenthood, SD Abortion Ban, SD Unhealthy Families Campaign, Vote Yes For Life by Steve

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July 2, 2008

South Dakota Planned Parenthood has 7 days to comply not 21

Despite what Planned Parenthood says, and despite what the local media outlets like the Argus Leader are reporting, South Dakota Planned Parenthood has only seven days to comply with the Informed Consent statute, not 21 days. The 21 day mandate does not apply because a rehearing has already been given in this case.  Therefore, technical compliance with the statute is required seven days after the June 27th decision.  That means compliance is mandatory Monday July 7, 2008.

It's widely known that Planned Parenthood has absolutely no regard for the law so I'm quite interested to see that compliance is closely monitored. It'll be interesting to see if the abortion doctors who fly in here every week from Minneapolis will really risk losing their medical licences (and jail time) just to get a little extra cash (aka blood money).

Filed under Abortion procedures, Argus Leader, Informed Consent, Judges/Courts, Planned Parenthood, Women by Steve

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July 1, 2008

South Dakota abortion doctors ordered to act like doctors

Last week, the reality of Planned Parenthood's actual practices were scrutinized by judges in the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals and Planned Parenthood's ideologically-driven agenda was exposed. This is very bad news for those in the business of deceiving women and killing their children. I'm loving their silence since the Eighth Circuit Court issued their ruling last Friday that abortion doctors in South Dakota have to start acting like doctors and explain procedures and risks to their patients (imagine that). 

Colorado can continue to seek a "personhood" amendment to their state constitution, but thanks to the Eighth Circuit judges, we already have it - a high court recoginizing the personhood of the unborn. It'll be hard to appeal this one court higher - the Supreme Court, considering the Eighth Circuit court found Planned Parenthood had "submitted no evidence" that the life begins at conception statement above was false, misleading or irrelevant.

The silence now is revealing, the death camp does not want the public to hear what those judges heard. Those judges saw deposition after deposition revealing there is, in fact, NO doctor-patient relationship in the abortion cartel. South Dakota legislator and NARAL Leader Casey Murschel is deceiving herself and her constituency continuing to sound the tired and untrue note about this interfering with a decision between a woman and her doctor. In South Dakota it was shown a woman doesn't have ANY relationship or even ANY contact with a doctor before signing consent to this procedure and being medicated to undergo it and, women have NO relationship whatsoever the moment it's over. Those judges saw what women in South Dakota weren't being shown - the medical and scientific facts about the procedure they were seeking. 

America is about to have a national discussion they have never had before as the dark underworld of Planned Parenthood continues to come into the light. Good people everywhere are increasingly shocked as they realize that abortion clinics have been "getting away with murder" in that abortion is the ONLY medical procedure where patients are told nothing substantial about the prodecure, or its risks - the lack of record keeping, the lack of regulatory oversight (standard in the medical profession), the absence of ANY follow-up care, the coercion, the non-qualified, uneducated, untrained "staff", etc, etc.. What's shocking to me is to read these depositions of women who were told to "shut up" by clinic staff when they started to cry. Instead of waiting until a woman was in a good mindset to make a good CHOICE, they are medicated to calm them down - the pro-death ideology of an abortion doctor is then forced on the women and she is sent out the doors to deal with the aftermath alone. South Dakota abortion doctors like my friend Dr. Patti Giebink (now pro-life) are "let go" by Planned Parenthood if they show compassion to women and tell them to wait until they are sure.

On Sunday, I plopped the following statement on the big screen in our weekend services to show our congregation the significance of this court ruling. (In case you think this stuff has no place in church, how wrong you are. The Bible has much to say about the shedding of innocent blood and how it keeps God from blessing a nation. I have a list of over a hundred verses that directly speak to the issue of abortion. Ignore the blind guides, the Pastors for Immoral Choices, the pro-abortion religious leaders who can't find this in their Bibles). Those who've read the South Dakota Task Force Report on Abortion know Roe v. Wade was a decision based on six presuppositions all of which have since been proven false assumptions. The main one is that no one but philosophers and theologians can know when life begins. This is from Roe v. Wade in 1973 (410 U.S. at 159)…

When those trained in the respective disciplines of medicine, philosophy, and theology are unable to arrive at any consensus, the judiciary, at this point in the development of man's knowledge, is not in a position to speculate as to the answer.

I read this today noting the hint therein that there will come a day when we WILL KNOW when life begins - it's like the court saw a day coming in the development of man's knowledge when what was unknown would become known. That day is now. And, this is just the tip of the iceberg in terms of the busload of subsequent "knowledge" we are ready to show the high court. In November, in South Dakota, this subsequent knowledge will start its way up through our court system. Anything built on a faulty foundation will not stand forever. Roe v. Wade's six false foundational assumptions have crumbled.

It's like Planned Parenthood wants to forever treat women with 1973 technology and information. Is that in the best interests of women? Women deserve better, so says the court. The bloggers in the death camp are obviously upset (I discern an anger fueled by panic) saying women are being forced to hear "ideology" not "information." And this from the crowd with a whole glossary of deceptive agenda-and-ideologically-driven terminology for the unborn - blob of tissue, uterine contents, etc, etc… anything to "help" the woman NOT face the fact that this is a developing human life.

And I love to read the bloggers saying we are harming women further by underscoring that this is a baby because "they are there because they don't want to have a baby." News flash… they already have a baby. The Courts are stepping in to make that fact very clear before women decide to kill it and to insure women are told of potential consequences of their choice - namely that some women regret doing so and struggle with depression and suicide. Now abortion doctors in South Dakota have to do what doctors have done for centuries, recognize there are two patients involved.

Here's the violence of it… to those of you who feel pro-life ideology shouldn't be forced on women, at least we are just using words backed by science. Your thugs (excuse me, doctors) use blunt objects, deception, even coercement, and the sun is setting on it being legal for your ideology to literally bludgeon the skulls of living human beings. Pro-choice people have no case before God and, as we are starting to see, their case before the court of man is pathetically weak.

Filed under Abortion - national debate, Abortion Hurts Women, Abortion procedures, Casey Murschel, Clueless Clergy, Informed Consent, Judges/Courts, NARAL, Pastors, Pastors for Immoral Choices, Personhood, Planned Parenthood, Roe v Wade, SD Abortion Ban, The Supreme Court, Women by Steve

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Justice Loves Babies - a great book!

This is a great book for kids and families. We were blessed during our twelve city state Urgency Tour in February </a>to have authors Danielle and Darlene Wibedo drive from KC to Church at the Gate here in Sioux Falls to personally deliver 300 copies of Justice Loves Babies so I could give them out to South Dakota pastors.

 

God, raise up a children's prayer movement for the unborn!

More info and ordering information here.

I love the fact that Justice and his family are black in this story considering how targeted blacks have been throughout Planned Parenthood's sordid history. Margaret Sanger considered blacks "human weeds" and planted her "clinics" in black and poor communities. Planned Parenthood still accepts blatently racist donations today. But all this is coming more and more in to the light of day as black communities realize the toll abortion has played on their race.  Thank God for people like Dr. Alveda King and Day Gardner of the National Black Pro-Life Union for telling the truth about racism and Planned Parenthood and black genocide.

Filed under Abortion - national debate, Margaret Sanger Quotes, Planned Parenthood, racism by Steve

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June 27, 2008

South Dakota wins the right to tell abortion-bound women the truth

Informed Consent Press Conference.jpgThe US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in St. Louis ruled today that "abortion terminated the life of a whole, separate, unique living human being and that abortion doctors have to disclose that scientific fact to women prior to performing an abortion. Sure Planned Parenthood can now appeal that ruling to the Supreme Court, and we hope they do. That would even more chip away at Roe v. Wade's false foundation that no one but philosophers and theologians can answer the question of when life begins. The court has now accepted the scientific fact that a separate and distinct human life begins at conception and this is an important legal foundation that paves the way for what South Dakota will do this November in directly challenging Roe v. Wade.

The Eight Circuit majority (7 judges) found that Planned Parenthood had "submitted no evidence" that the life begins at conception statement above was false, misleading or irrelevant. Good luck then at getting the higher court to change todays ruling. I also learned today that South Dakota pro-abortion Dr. Maria Bell's brother was one of the lawyers that unsuccessfully argued this case in St. Louis for Planned Parenthood. Isn't THAT interesting?

How much longer do you think Planned Parenthood will continue to try to make people believe they actually care about women? All the ruling today does is make abortion doctors have to act like doctors which means they now have to take the time to meet with their patientS (the ruling today acknowledges doctors are treating two patients), and go over the details of the procedure, what exactly is being removed and the side and long-term effects that they risk. Is that too much to ask of your doctor? Would you have any other medical procedure without that basic information?

The Court was presented evidence that there is absolutely NO doctor-patient relationship when a woman gets an abortion in South Dakota. This is from today's press release;

What the public record in this case reveals is that South Dakota women receive no protection of their most important rights under the law, existing before the new Informed Concent Statue and the practices of the abortion facility in Sioux Falls. If a woman calls Planned Parenthood in Sioux Falls inquiring about an abortion, an employee with no medical training schedules the surgical procedure. When the woman arrives, she is required to sign a consent to an abortion and pay for it before receiving any counseling. When she sees a "patient educator" she receives no information about the child, no information about fetal development, or what is being removed. The "educators" all admit they know nothing (or little) about human embryology, human genetics or molecular biology. Some of them do not know when an embryo's heart first starts to beat or how many chromosomes the human embryo has. In many cases, the women cry during the session with the "educator", but the doctors do the abortion anyway. There is no true patient-physician relationship and the out-of-state doctor who flies into Sioux Falls for six hours most often only sees the woman for the four to seven minutes it takes to perform the surgery scheduled by the lay person who takes the womans call.

And we know there is no ongoing relationship, no follow up and Planned Parenthood keeps no records on the subsequent well-being of the women. How long will the respectability facade over Planned Parenthood remain? Fortunately for women, this Planned-Parenthood-is-a-legitimate-health-care-provider facade is lifting. Enough with the deception.

Do you want to guess who, in their deposition, was the one who didn't know when an embryo's heart started beating and who it was who guessed "13" when asked how many pairs of chromosomes humans have???? Kate Looby!

And WOW, the Argus Leader sure sent over an unhappy reporter to the press conference?! This gal interviewed me with one obvious aim in mind… to get me to say what we really wanted was for a woman to be given information that would lead her to decide not to have an abortion. Uh, yes ma'm, don't we all want fewer abortions? And, yes I do suppose with more information more women will choose life. But don't they see it… this let's the CHOICE be the woman's. No longer will women in South Dakota be misinformed and misled by a pro-abortion doctor's ideology. She can decide for herself.  Imagine that.

Filed under Abortion - national debate, Abortion Hurts Women, Dr. Maria Bell, Informed Consent, Kate Looby, Legislation, Personhood, Planned Parenthood, SD Abortion Ban, Sarah Stoesz, The Supreme Court, Women, abortion south dakota by Steve

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Barack Obama thinks fatherhood begins at conception but life doesn't. Hello?

Fatherhood begins at conception says Barack Obama. Thank you to Tony Perkins for putting up on YouTube a very important follow up question to the Senator. Just wait Mr. Obama, this will be the issue over which you stumble this fall.

Filed under Abortion - national debate, Barack Obama, Personhood, hypocrisy by Steve

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June 25, 2008

Obama "kisses" the babies alright

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I know just about everything is out there on the internet and I shouldn't be shocked anymore. However, a couple new websites emerged this week of particular interest. First, the ultimate mockery is here - SendBarackYourBaby.com/ You can watch a CNN clip on this here. Apparently there is a craze to get Barack to kiss babies. Really folks, to borrow a word from Barack Obama himself, the AUDACITY of this one shocks me. Obama is far left of Hillary Clinton on the LIFE issues - he even fought the Infants Born-Alive Protection Act - even Barbara Boxer voted to save babies if they luckily come out alive. Barack Obama wants them dead. He has a 100% approval rating from NARAL. To portray him as "baby-friendly" is to put sheep's clothing on the wolf. It's time God's "shepherds" rise up.

Second, but very related, is a new website by a group of pastors for Obama called JamesDobsonDoesntSpeakForMe.com. A coalition of pastors lead by Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell are standing up to support Barack Obama with this website. Obviously these pastors don't care about the issue of the shedding of innocent blood. That's fine for them, but I bet Americans United for the Separation of Church and State won't cry "separation of church and state" here like they will when I oppose Obama on the LIFE issue this fall.

For the record, James Dobson doesn't speak for me either. I said yesterday he may be right but he's the wrong guy to say it. We need some new voices. We need some strong young women or some African American church leaders to rise up. They are there. They just don't get the press. We need voices that keep the justice message and the righteousness message together. The religious right has the righteousness message but not the justice message. The religious left on the other hand has the justice message (except when it comes to justice for the unborn) but they reject righteousness. We need new prophetic voices that hold our nations leaders to the standard of both righteousness and justice. Guys like Bishop Harry Jackson come to mind.

Folks, the moral levies of our nation have now broken and our cities and homes are being inundated with defilement. The broken levies here in the heartland in the natural strikingly parallel a greater spiritual reality facing this nation. Get ready this fall. South Dakota is an obvious hotspots.

I believe we are about to see another vacancy on the Supreme Court - late summer. Had a dream on Monday to the effect that Justice Stevens' time was up. We'll see. Replacing a justice this fall would certainly bring on a WWIII confirmation hearing showdown. Abortion would then be THE issue in the presidential election this fall. Maybe it WILL come down to who really "kisses" the babies.

Last thought, I delight to see so many African American churches and church leaders wake up the the reality of abortion and black genocide. Their rallying cry is right on - a vote for a pro-choice candidate is a vote for black genocide. America is ready for a black president and I'd love to support one. But Barack Obama supports the racist agenda of Planned Parenthood which targets black babies for extinction.

Filed under Abortion - national debate, Activism, Barack Obama, Bloodguilt, Church and State, Clueless Clergy, Irony, Judges/Courts, NARAL, Pastors, Planned Parenthood, Prayer, SD Abortion Ban, The Supreme Court, abortion south dakota by Steve

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June 15, 2008

T. Denny Sanford ties knot with California embryonic stem cell researcher

No kidding… a couple years ago when we were all celebrating the 400 million dollar gift from T. Denny Sanford to build a new Children's Hospital in Sioux Falls and it was unveiled that it would look like a castle, I had a prophetic awareness that it would have a secret dungeon under it. This actually haunted me for some time, I'm being honest and I'm not joking. This isn't funny to me. What I saw was that in the dungeon children would be "parted out" so others could benefit from their destruction. I told a few friends and said "let's watch this closely and see how unborn children fit into the Sanford vision."

There have been hints for months that my suspicions were accurate such as the one I reported here. Today, Father's Day, the Argus Leader is saying it's all true -Sanford eyes stem cell study - California partnership could bypass South Dakota ban on embryonic research.  In other words, it's not legal here, so they have to link up with some folks in California to get it done.

South Dakota says "NO" so T. Denny Sanford jets off to California to tie the knot with an embryonic stem cell researcher there. You can be assured no living baby will result from this union (it's a marriage of Mammon and Molech). Just because something is "legal" in California doesn't make it right. But this isn't about "right," this is about "finding cures." However, one would think T. Denny Sanford would have enough business sense to put his money in something that actually works and holds promise.

This is where I just don't get it. There have been NO - that is ZERO - NO cures or benefits uncovered in ANY embryonic stem cell research EVER! Why can't the media report this fact? Embryonic stem cells mutate and destroy life. And, of course, a life, a separate and distinct human life is destroyed to get them.  On the other hand, adult stem cells have PROVEN miraculous. Brother Denny, here's the score… 

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Why doesn't he put his money behind something that has promise? While many in our city swooned at the mere thought of this generous man, I just couldn't join in.

My battle isn't against flesh and blood - bless Denny Sanford I wish him the best. I truly believe most in the anti-life camp have no idea the spiritual realities behind the things they are devoting their energies and resources toward - they know not what they do. I'm fighting a dark demonic spirit at work in people and systems, a vicious spirit that has no mercy on the unborn and everything that bears the image of it's enemy, God. Our city/state/nation needs prophetic voices. My question is, Avera [Hospital] has the 'Presentation Sisters' as a moral anchor, is there any such moral mooring at Sanford Health? I know scores of great and Godly people who work at Sanford Health, even in high leadership posts - Godly people. But what's underneath it all - what is the moral foundation? Maybe Sanford Health is hoping this will all go by unnoticed and unopposed. (Scripturally, the silent are complicit in terms of blood guilt). Those of you who know me know I view silent churches today on the LIFE issue to be no different than the silent churches during the holocaust. The reason I speak out so strongly is because silence is consent and those most effected have no voice.

Filed under Abortion - national debate, Argus Leader, Embryonic Stem Cells, Mammon and Molech by Steve

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