Sean Martin

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  May 31, 2018

  Our Elected Officials Fail to Uphold Life Because We Let Them

  I want a Representative that will go out of his way to protect life, not just vote the right way as bills come forward, knowing that the most critical of them will not make it through to become law. Voting with the Party is easy. That doesn't cost anything.

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  May 18, 2018

  Ireland: Don't Sacrifice Your Faith on the Altar of Abortion

  On May 25 Ireland will vote on whether to repeal the 8th Amendment to their constitution which provides legal protection to children in the womb. While the Catholic church has been clear that they oppose repealing the 8th, other churches have been less so.

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  Apr 30, 2018

  Down Syndrome Abortion Bans and Hollow Victories

  Last month, the Washington Post published an op-ed entitled, I Would've Aborted A Fetus With Down Syndrome. Women Need That Right, by opinion columnist Ruth Marcus. Marcus argues that it is wrong to prevent any pregnant woman from aborting her child for any reason, even in cases where the abortion is motivated by discrimination – as abortion often is.

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  May 11, 2017

  The Church Can Solve the Adoption Problem

  One of the most common concerns is often stated in the form of a question: "Who's going to take care of all the babies if we end abortion?"

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  Apr 24, 2017

  Love: The Christian Answer to Abortion

  According to research by the abortion industry, more than half of women who undergo an abortion cite their partner's absence or unsupportiveness as a reason for choosing abortion. In short: the crisis in a "crisis pregnancy" is not the preborn child; the crisis is an absence of love.

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  Jan 12, 2017

  Church Silence on Abortion: Deafening and Deadly

  Here's a sobering fact: the majority of women who undergo abortions also claim an affiliation with faith in Jesus. According to the Guttmacher Institute (the research arm of the abortion industry), a combined 54 percent of women who underwent abortions in 2014 identified themselves as Protestant or Catholic Christians.