Toronto March for Life
Seeing is Believing
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Seeing is Believing is a powerful examination of social reform movements of the past to extract the timeless principles of exposing injustice. It reveals the tactics abortion activists fear the most. When the injustice of abortion is exposed, minds are changed, and lives are saved. Because seeing is believing.
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Why Our Culture Must Face the Victims of Abortion
Abortion activists will go to enormous lengths to try and keep secret the horrifying details of what actually takes place during abortion. They know that “choice” loses much support when people can see what is being chosen.
Many pro-life people are also reluctant to expose the truth of abortion. The result? The abortion culture has flourished in darkness while children are snuffed out just beyond our line of vision.
Seeing is Believing is a powerful examination of social reform movements of the past to extract the timeless principles of exposing injustice. He reveals the tactics abortion activists fear the most, and explores the hidden nightmares of abortion industry workers.
Pro-life people should take hope from this book. When the injustice of abortion is exposed, minds are changed, and lives are saved.
Because seeing is believing.
2017, 176 pages, paperback.
| Weight | 350 g |
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| Dimensions | 23 × 16 × 1.5 cm |
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