Personhood: A Pragmatic Guide to Prolife Victory in the 21st Century and the Return to First Principles in Politics - Softcover

Becker, Daniel C

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0983190305 ISBN 13: 9780983190301

Publisher: Tks Publications, 2011

Synopsis

"History will one day look upon the movement to affirm the personhood of unborn children in the same way we now look upon the abolition of slavery and the end of the Holocaust. Dan Becker has been a reliable and principled voice for the unborn. His book advancing personhood for the most vulnerable among us is like a sound of the trumpet that will reverberate throughout time. The Holocaust of the unborn is the darkest chapter in American history and Dan Becker's book is a call to turn the page and restore a culture of life. It is a must read." Mathew D. Staver Dean and Professor of Law Liberty University School of Law

About this title

From the Publisher:

Daniel Becker, President of Georgia Right to Life has challenged the prolife movement to re-think its educational, legislative and political strategy and adapt it to meet 21st century needs. Using the last decade of prolife victories in Georgia as a case study, Becker proceeds to chart a course for national prolife victory . . . state by state.

This book attempts to define and answer many of the questions being asked by prolife activists and supporters today concerning Personhood: What is it? Why is it necessary? Can the strategy win? Is the timing right? How can I start a movement in my state? The answers will challenge you to embrace a deeper faith in God's power as He works through us in prudential and pragmatic ways to effect change.

From the Author:

Every person has a right to life, and every citizen has a voice to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves. We have a form of government granted by God that allows our voices to be heard. If we can--we MUST--our collective voices can--and should--change the course of history.

About this edition

• Publisher: Tks Publications
• Publication date: 2011
• ISBN 10: 0983190305
• ISBN 13: 9780983190301
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 188