Category Archives: anti-abortion

Respecting human life in all colors and phases

Posted on January 30, 2023 by Steve Simms

I remember the signsThat said “Colored” and “White.”Even as a little boy,Completely unaware ofCritical Race Theory,I knew that wasn’t rightAnd my country was wrong. Respect all human life.Don’t just pick and choose.It’s not right to abuseThe miracle of human lifeIn … Continue reading →

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An abortion doesn’t mean that a discarded prenatal life wasn’t valuable, but that it wasn’t valued.

Posted on July 7, 2022 by Steve Simms

When a lifeIsn’t chosenTo go from prenatalTo the cradle,It’s fatal. Safe abortion is never safe for the innocent human life that it takes. Replacing prenatal care with prenatal worthlessness greatly devalues all human life.

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Apparent inconsistencies in pro-abortion arguments

Posted on June 27, 2022 by Steve Simms

Legal or not It seems inconsistent To say that . . . “Cruelty to animals Is morally wrong But cruelty to Prenatal human life Isn’t.” “Prenatal human life Is disposable But postnatal human life Isn’t.” “Siamese twins Each have their … Continue reading →

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Ireland declares prenatal human life to be disposable

Posted on May 27, 2018 by Steve Simms

Ireland has joined most other Western nations in making prenatal human life legally disposable. Irish activist, Cora Sherlock, put it this way: “What repealing or replacing the 8th Amendment would actually involve, if voted through, is stripping unborn babies of … Continue reading →

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Hillary’s “unborn person”

Posted on August 4, 2016 by Steve Simms

Hillary Clinton said, “The unborn person has no constitutional rights.” That statement threatens the rights of us all. If we can deny the rights of “the unborn person” then what is going to stop us from denying rights to some other type … Continue reading →

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“The right to choose,” falsely says “Some lives don’t matter.”

Posted on July 26, 2016 by Steve Simms

Why don’t prenatal lives matter in America? Why have we devalued the most innocent form of human life? Why are prenatal lives offered no respect, no protection, and no rights? Abortion opens up a frightening question: If prenatal human life is … Continue reading →

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Should cat owners have the right to chose to declaw?

Posted on May 28, 2016 by Steve Simms

(Some of the comments on this post have made me wonder: If cat fetuses were declawed in their mother’s womb, would that make the act less cruel and barbaric?) Should declawing cats be illegal? A cat owner’s right to choose is under attack … Continue reading →

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Is it wise to expand the “right” to kill?

Posted on April 13, 2016 by Steve Simms

I’m so sad to see some states expanding “the right to kill.” –America continues to legally chop away at the commandment “You shall not kill,” calling prenatal killing “choice” and physician assisted killing “compassion,” thus cheapening the value of human … Continue reading →

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What do they do with aborted babies?

Posted on June 1, 2015 by Steve Simms

Baby bones bleaching In the bright sunlight, Would make the hardest heart, Offended at the sight. But when prenatal bodies Are tossed out of sight; Because we do not see, We’re told it’s alright.

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