Synopsis "Silenced Screams: Abortion in a Virtuous Society (in English)"
In 1967 a young woman, alone in a small motel room, clung to life because of the sweet baby boy in her life. In a rocky relationship, a woman turned her back on her husband so that she could abort their child. . . losing him forever. Lying in a clinic, watching an ultrasound of her unborn baby, a young woman decided to change her mind about aborting her baby. An old man, haunted by the roar of a train barreling down the tracks, remembers the horror of genocide. Our rights are natural, God-given; so is it possible for abortion to be a right? George Washington sat in silence as the framers of the United States Constitution debated life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness - concepts that could only survive if the government of the United States was limited in its scope and power. Douglas V. Gibbs, Constitutionalist, Christian, and Political Advocate, provides arguments in "Silenced Screams" that reveal the truth behind the numbers, the lies behind the veil, and the reality of the culture of death that will make even the most ardent supporter of abortion stop for a moment, and seriously reconsider their position on the issue. The book, "Silenced Screams: Abortion in a Virtuous Society," is a Pro-Life examination of the issue of abortion, seeking understanding of the age old issue by examining history, the United States Constitution, Christianity, and our sacred humanity.
