Q17. Isn’t “abolitionism” a better approach?
A17. The Life Amendment will abolish abortion in every state as a matter of national policy. “Abolitionism” offers no such assurance.
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Q18. Will the Life Amendment end every abortion, or will it just subject women to more dangerous illegal abortions?
A18. The Life Amendment will end our national policy of innocent bloodshed. We cannot stop every crime, but that does not mean that we should not stand against all crime. … Continue reading →
Q19. Why don’t we utilize a Constitutional Convention (Article 5) to pass the amendment?
A19. There is no guarantee that a Constitutional Convention will retain the Life Amendment content or be kept from fundamentally changing our existing Constitution. … Continue reading →
Q6. Shouldn’t we focus on overturning/reversing Roe v. Wade?
A6. Overturning/reversing Roe v. Wade allows abortions to continue in many states. … Continue reading →
Q7. How important is the Church for passing a Life Amendment?
A7 The Church is indispensable. … Continue reading →
Q5. Why this particular wording of the Life Amendment? Has something changed?
A5. From the start, the words of the Life Amendment were structured to succinctly demolish the fabrication of Roe v. Wade that an unborn child is not a “person”. Following the recommendations of one of the nation’s leading experts on … Continue reading →
Q4. How will the Life Amendment make abortion illegal?
A4. The Life Amendment will extend to all persons from the moment of their conception all the protection of the Constitution. … Continue reading →
Q3. Why is it now more possible than any time since Roe v. Wade to pass a Life Amendment?
A3. The majority of Americans now profess to be pro-life rather than pro-choice. … Continue reading →
Q2. Why is a Life Amendment imperative from a Biblical perspective?
A2. Scripture shows that God destroys nations for idolatry and shedding innocent blood. Abortion embodies both. … Continue reading →
Q1. What is the major difference between a Constitutional Amendment and a Congressional Act?
A1. A Constitutional amendment requires approval only by the Legislative branch of government at both federal and state level.