There Have Been 1,804,145,101 + Abortions Since 1980
Over 1.8 Billion unborn baby's lives snuffed out before they were born. (See Counter Here)
Make no mistake: These are NEW LIVES, and were in the process of becoming human beings. There can be no crime more horrible than killing a defenseless child in the womb.
And please, do not tell me it is a woman's right to kill that baby because it is a part of her body! That baby is NOT A PART OF HER BODY. That baby is a NEW LIFE created by the miracle of procreation. A mother's womb is designed to house THAT NEW LIFE and to nurture THAT NEW LIFE to its full term.
The left cloaked their true intentions of abortions by calling it a "choice," instead of what it really was: Killing Babies. And to further sanitize their intentions the call the "fetus" an "unviable tissue mass" as a way of dehumanizing unborn babies.
Mothers: You Are Killing Your Children
Mothers: This is your son and daughter you are killing, not an unviable tissue mass! Referring to your son or daughter as an unviable tissue mass is EVIL and DEGRADING to all human life.
Well, I am here to tell you right now what a "fetus" is and how it differs from an "unviable tissue mass." An "unviable tissue mass" is not alive, while a fetus is an unborn baby, representing new life that, if allowed to continue developing, will grow into a living, breathing, thinking human being.
Stages of Development
Baby's Development at 4 Weeks
After 4 weeks, the basic structures of the fetus have begun to develop into separate areas that will form the head, chest, abdomen, and the organs that are contained within them.
Small buds on the surface will become arms and legs.
Sounds more like that nonviable tissue mass is a growing life-form.
Development at 8 Weeks
The baby is about one-half an inch long (1.1cm)
The limb buds are now clearly arms and legs, while the fingers and toes are still developing.
Never heard of a nonviable tissue mass growing arms and legs, have you?
Baby's Development at 12 Weeks
The fingers and toes are discernible and the fetal heartbeat may be audible by Doppler ultrasound.
The developing sex organs may be identified by ultrasound techniques.
What? A nonviable tissue was with sex organs? Does that mean it can re-produce?
Baby's Development at 16 Weeks
>The eyes blink
>The heartbeat is easier to locate
>Facial features (nose, mouth, chin and ears) are distinct
> Fingers and toes are clearly developed
>Skin on the fingers and toes even have distinct patterns (fingerprints!).
Never heard of a nonviable tissue mass having fingerprints. Maybe we are being lied to.
Baby's Development at 20 Weeks
The baby may begin to make movements that the mother can feel at about 19 to 21 weeks; this baby movement is termed "quickening".
The baby at this stage of development can move its facial muscles, yawn, and suck its thumb.
Never heard of a nonviable tissue mass sucking its thumb.
Baby's Development at 24 Weeks
Doppler studies show the sound response by measuring movement and heartbeat rates.
Sometimes the baby will develop hiccups that the mother can feel!
The baby's inner ear canals are developed at 24 weeks, so researchers speculate the baby can sense its position in the uterus.
Don't believe a non-iable tissue mass knows where it is.
Baby's Development at 28 Weeks
At this point, not even an idiot would say it is a nonviable tissue mass, but they are attempting to pass laws that would make it legal to murder that baby.
Wake Up. It is time to stop lying to ourselves. A fetus is a living, growing person that cannot defend itself and is entirely dependent on the woman carrying that infant in her womb.
By allowing abortions, we are condemning that baby to death, and we, as members of the human race, are participating in the greatest mass killing ever perpetrated on humanity.
We have become a society marked by widespread immorality, idolatry, and child sacrifice - just like the culture that God commanded the Israelites to eliminate when they finally entered the Promised Land or the people of Sodom and Gomorrah.
You do remember what happened to them, don't you?
You do remember what happened to them, don't you?
