There
are several pro-life movies you may find interesting. The most current one is Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer (rated PG-13).
The
national media, who claim to be balanced and unbiased, really show their one-sidedness
on the issue of abortion. When a
pro-life issue like Gosnell comes along, they usually ignore it. They also find it very difficult to say the
word, “pro-life.” Yet they have no
problem using the preferred word, “pro-choice,” of those who are pro-abortion like
Planned Parenthood. When the subject of
abortion comes up, the media usually asks tough questions of the pro-life side;
almost never do they ask tough questions of the pro-choice side. Hollywood is usually the same.
During
Gosnell’s trial, the media for the most part ignored it. Now that the movie is out, Facebook and NPR
(National Public Radio) have refused to run paid advertising for the movie
Gosnell. Kind of shows which side they
are on.
Pro-Life Movies
Gosnell: The Trial of
America’s Biggest Serial Killer.
Bella, the story of a
young woman who decides against abortion through a friend's intervention
October Baby, the story of a
young adult who learns she survived a failed abortion attempt as an
infant.
Crescendo, a short movie
that tells how Beethoven nearly was aborted.
(see more at bpnews)
A
couple of quotes by Cal Thomas and Baptist Press:
“While
not nearly as gruesome as the death camps Eisenhower saw, the film "Gosnell" forces viewers to
confront what has been done to 60 million (so far) babies and women in America
since abortion became legal in 1973. It's worth seeing with someone on the fence
about abortion and even a pro-choice person who is honest enough to consider
the counterargument affirming life at all stages.
According
to the Pew Research Center, opinions on abortion between 1995 and 2017 have
remained fairly stable with "57 percent say(ing) abortion should be legal
in all or most cases, while 40 percent say it should be illegal in all or most
cases."
"Gosnell"
could move those numbers in a pro-life direction.”
-Cal
Tomas
“Facebook
and NPR have refused to run paid advertising for Gosnell, and crowdsourcing website Kickstarter banned Gosnell's
producers from using the platform to raise money, according to media reports.”
Many
theaters are refusing to show Gosnell.
You may have to do a little research to find a place to see it. If you can, support it and thank the theater
for showing it.
-David R. Brumbelow, Gulf Coast Pastor,
October 22, AD 2018.
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