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A Plea for Human Life

Tom Sexton
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Five Star Christian Ministires

About

This book was written to give a voice to all who died in their mother's womb, and to all who are waiting for their day to be born. This book is not about which side of the debate you
have taken on the life of the unborn, it is about Human Life, and why it is different from all other life on earth. This book has been my effort to bring light into the greatest darkness that has gripped our world since the beginning of time. It is my attempt to bring a voice, where there is an eerie silence from our leaders, during this worldwide slaughter of innocence. What we believe about human life produces what side of the debate we are on. But what we fail to understand is that we are all part of this generation, that is alive at this moment in time, and will be known as a whole for something. I fear our generation will forever be known as the generation that lost more human life than all the generations put together lost in world wars.

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