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[W]hen a physician or other medical authority (and yes, they are authorities) warns us we should consider aborting our child, it shakes us to our core. Sometimes the suggestion arises from a problematic ultrasound showing the little one might have this or that anomaly indicating some potentially serious genetic disorder. Other times it arises from a serious diagnosis of the mother herself made during her pregnancy which requires a treatment that could harm or kill the baby in her womb (as in the examples mentioned above).

Regardless of the reason for the suggestion or recommendation, the simple fact is that your professional healer has just suggested or recommended to you that you kill your child. Don’t let the clinical tone of the suggestion throw you off guard, leaving you in shock so that you fail to react with the horror which you ought properly to feel and express. Prepare yourself beforehand so the medical professionals, who normally serve us so well, can have our help restoring their lost or attenuated instinct to protect mothers’ loving solicitude towards their little ones, as well as the little ones themselves. Something like this might be said...

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Evangel Presbytery's complete Abortion and the Church may be read online, here; and downloaded as a PDF, here.

For more information on Evangel Presbytery...

The intro and outro of this recording are Psalm 13, "LORD, how long?" This is one Psalm from My Soul Among Lions' project setting out to record all the Psalms. Here is the full recording.

Listen here to Warhorn Media's full podcast series on abortion.

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If abortion were outlawed for reasons other than protection of the life of the mother, it’s likely “life of the mother” would, in practice, be viewed expansively in its application in order to include threats to the mother’s life due to mental health vulnerabilities, and many abortions would then be performed under these rubrics.

This is particularly so given the fact long known among medical professionals that no preborn child’s death is necessary to save the life of his mother. Physicians both pro-life and pro-abortion have testified to this simple truth for decades now, and it has only become more true as those decades passed. 

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Evangel Presbytery's complete Abortion and the Church may be read online, here; and downloaded as a PDF, here.

For more information on Evangel Presbytery...

The intro and outro of this recording are Psalm 13, "LORD, how long?" This is one Psalm from My Soul Among Lions' project setting out to record all the Psalms. Here is the full recording.

Listen here to Warhorn Media's full podcast series on abortion.

Excerpt: 
“Many Christians are sympathetic to arguments in favor of aborting little ones conceived through rape and incest…”

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Evangel Presbytery's complete Abortion and the Church may be read online, here; and downloaded as a PDF, here.

For more information on Evangel Presbytery...

The intro and outro of this recording are Psalm 13, "LORD, how long?" This is one Psalm from My Soul Among Lions' project setting out to record all the Psalms. Here is the full recording.

Listen here to Warhorn Media's full podcast series on abortion.

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Advocates of permissive abortion laws commonly argue that Scripture never addresses abortion. Aside from disregarding the texts of Scripture enumerated above, they also take no account of New Testament passages which condemn pharmakeia (Greek φαρμακεία) and those who pay for these services.

Words with this root occur five times in the New Testament. While the basic meaning of pharmak- is “drug,” its derivatives have a broad semantic range encompassing “poison,” medicinal and psychotropic “drugs,” “potions,” etc. These words often carry nuances of magic or the occult.

Most significant for our purposes, though, throughout the ancient world these words referred to drugs, potions, and spells that were associated with abortions. 

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Evangel Presbytery's complete Abortion and the Church may be read online, here; and downloaded as a PDF, here.

For more information on Evangel Presbytery...

The intro and outro of this recording are Psalm 13, "LORD, how long?" This is one Psalm from My Soul Among Lions' project setting out to record all the Psalms. Here is the full recording.

Listen here to Warhorn Media's full podcast series on abortion.

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"God’s retribution against those who shed blood is clear and severe. He has promised He will not hear the prayers of those whose hands are covered in blood (Isa. 1:15). He has promised to bring retribution on those who practice this evil, but also those who give bloodshed their hearty approval (Rom. 1:32). And specifically, He has promised He will set His face against, and cut off from His people, those who act as if they don’t see or know about the shedding of the blood of innocent babies."

Evangel Presbytery's complete Abortion and the Church may be read online, here; and downloaded as a PDF, here.

For more information on Evangel Presbytery...

The intro and outro of this recording are Psalm 13, "LORD, how long?" This is one Psalm from My Soul Among Lions' project setting out to record all the Psalms. Here is the full recording.

Listen here to Warhorn Media's full podcast series on abortion.

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"But now the Christian church opposed these murders even among the pagans—in rhetoric, in policy, and eventually in law. Most importantly, Christians rescued these little ones exposed by their pagan parents, taking them from the hillsides into their homes and adopting them as their own children. This act of Christian compassion was well-known across the Empire. It was a defining mark of these first Christians."

Evangel Presbytery's complete Abortion and the Church may be read online, here; and downloaded as a PDF, here.

For more information on Evangel Presbytery...

The intro and outro of this recording are Psalm 13, "LORD, how long?" This is one Psalm from My Soul Among Lions' project setting out to record all the Psalms. Here is the full recording.

Listen here to Warhorn Media's full podcast series on abortion.

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"Much has been made in recent years of man’s squandering of the earth’s natural resources. But the resource with the most potential for the betterment and sustainability of human society is neither geological nor ecological, but anthropological. Man is the ultimate resource created by God, called by Him to “subdue” the rest of His creation. God commanded us to subdue creation, and man’s obedience to this command has been responsible for every advancement in law, medicine, politics, and art. Even conservation comes through man..."

Evangel Presbytery's complete Abortion and the Church may be read online, here; and downloaded as a PDF, here.

For more information on Evangel Presbytery...

The intro and outro of this recording are Psalm 13, "LORD, how long?" This is one Psalm from My Soul Among Lions' project setting out to record all the Psalms. Here is the full recording.

Listen here to Warhorn Media's full podcast series on abortion.

Evangel Presbytery's complete Abortion and the Church may be read online, here; and downloaded as a PDF, here.

For more information on Evangel Presbytery...

The intro and outro of this recording are Psalm 13, "LORD, how long?" This is one Psalm from My Soul Among Lions' project setting out to record all the Psalms. Here is the full recording.

Listen here to Warhorn Media's full podcast series on abortion.

Evangel Presbytery's complete Abortion and the Church may be read online, here; and downloaded as a PDF, here.

For more information on Evangel Presbytery...

The intro and outro of this recording are Psalm 13, "LORD, how long?" This is one Psalm from My Soul Among Lions' project setting out to record all the Psalms. Here is the full recording.

Listen here to Warhorn Media's full podcast series on abortion.

"From Greek genos (“birth, race, kind”) and Latin caedere (“kill”), this word has long been used to refer to the slaughter of a group distinguished by ethnicity or nationality. Age, though, is a parallel category to race and ethnicity. Further, unborn children are, in fact, distinguished by specific physical characteristics, being housed and protected within their mothers’ wombs. From here on out, we must make it a habit of speaking of the intentional destruction of unborn children as genocide."

Evangel Presbytery's complete Abortion and the Church may be read online, here; and downloaded as a PDF, here.

For more information on Evangel Presbytery...

The intro and outro of this recording are Psalm 13, "LORD, how long?" This is one Psalm from My Soul Among Lions' project setting out to record all the Psalms. Here is the full recording.

Listen here to Warhorn Media's full podcast series on abortion.