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Fri, 05 Jul 2024 09:25:41 +0000The book is amazing! For example after she had gone to the Coalition for Life she had told them that she was still for birth control. I am extremely pro-life, as any genuine Christian should be, so I was very interested in reading this book. When you first hear the story you wonder how can a director of a Planned Parenthood clinic have her world turnaround after assisting during an ultrasound guided abortion. Former Planned Parenthood director turned pro-life activist, Abby Johnson talks about her latest book, Fierce Mercy, her organization And Then There Were None, her next project, and more.
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To end it is murder. She did an excellent job at painting herself as a helplessly misled, wide-eyed doe who was, in no way, aware of her surroundings. But no, she was too caught up in herself to think clearly. Good People doing Good Things. It's okay to murder them? I've never even thought about abortion before. I can pray for myself'. She advanced in the ranks, becoming director of a clinic, and eventually, her eyes were opened to the money-making agenda of Planned Parenthood. She had two abortions. Abby Johnson is the Founder and Director of And Then There Were None. As she was challenged to reconsider her beliefs on abortion, as was I. It offers me an effective way to affirm the dignity of unborn babies and people who are disabled, terminally ill, and elderly. Founded after the loss of their first born daughter, Vivian, just 59 days old, the organization has now assisted over 6, 000 families when their child has been diagnosed with a life-limiting or life-altering illness.
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There is not a stereotype of a person to be found in this book. I have not read another in this genre (I believe it has very few constituents) until I read Unplanned by Abby Johnson. It adds to what Abby saw and experienced during her years with Planned Parenthood and is certainly probable. Founder, And Then There Were None. I just don't see any virtue whatsoever in it.
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She rather showed us all that when one is treated humanly, even if on the wrong side of the fence, one can understand the error in which they live. Yet, even if you think you know what happened in this Moby Dick conversion story, you will still be moved. The lawsuit portion of the book in particular was very confusing and rushed. Update: see bottom for update. She has learned to trust that, "He had chosen to demonstrate through me, that He redeems the foolish, the broken, the sinful, and then uses them to accomplish His purposes.
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It was the day that she actually participated in an abortion herself. This book didn't change that at all. This book was thrust upon me by a friend of my mom's (yeah, strange…). I understand witnessing this must have been hard for her.
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If it's a bad decision, it will lead us down the wrong road even if we can't see how it could at the time. The book is full of her own inconsistencies when she met nonchalant patients about abortions thus showing that plenty of women do not regret it (as actual psychological research has shown). And I believe every single word she wrote. A local news affiliate ran the story on the 10pm news…by Monday morning she was receiving calls from Mike Huckabee and Bill O'Reilly. Still, Abby loved the women that entered her clinic and her co-workers. She makes a compelling case that many of the staff working for PP also believe they are doing the same. She even courageously confesses to having two abortions herself. The author wasn't trying to write an epic, impress anyone with her intelligence, command of language, or even her sophistication.
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Yet, it's glossed over as she was young and didn't know better. Failure to live out God's commands in our everyday lives always brings separation from Him, even if we are saved. Abby Johnson has a powerful story and I found it very moving. There are three major avenues in which TAL directs its efforts. The book was well written and was well paced. Why support Texas Alliance for Life? She made us think of it as a battle ground, as a wall that marked the end of one side and the beginning of the other. It was a very quick read, and I recommend it highly! No surprise that ANY story in which an individual goes from pro-choice to pro-life would be heavy in God mentions. They deserve someone so much better than she could ever be. One can see the good spirit biting at her through her parents and her husband.
As we all know based on news since Abby has left PP, abortion is big business. Unplanned is a beautiful example of "love conquering all" and I highly recommend it. In fact she joined them even after this. Lastly, when she left, she made herself out to be the victim. We want you to choose where your money goes, and which effort aligns most with your passion to protect life. Generally I would have liked to see some counters to some of false history and statistics on back alley abortions she had learned. I don't even know where to start on reviewing this, so please bare with me if I ramble or skip around. Also, before I continue, I want to first state that I am a believer in Jesus, and thus, my views are expressed from what I believe as a Christian. The book is still better—well you would expect a booklady to say that, wouldn't you? We heard of two couples that had decided beforehand what to donate, and both couples looked at each other and said "Double it. It is enlightening and encouraging.