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‘It’s OK to kill a baby in the womb, when..?’ 180 movie shows pro-abortion to pro-life conversions | LifeSiteNews.com

This movie (180) is 33 minutes long and it is difficult to watch. It's really only peripherally connected to abortion. To me, it seems more a cry to remember our history so that we do not repeat the failures of the last century.


If you have the time, it's worth watching.

‘It’s OK to kill a baby in the womb, when..?’ 180 movie shows pro-abortion to pro-life conversions | LifeSiteNews.com
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  1. Anonymous28 September, 2011

    Great video! They do a wonderful job at exposing the moral inconsistencies and ignorance of the issue many in the pro-abortion camp share. I think this video should be mandatory viewing for any Catholic high school.

    Cheers
    Paul

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  2. Janus Bellator28 September, 2011

    Paul, there is no "pro-abortion camp." That's your own peculiar inconsistency.

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