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You Won't Believe Why Two Gay Guys Wanted To Abort "Their" Baby
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21:12Now PlayingWhen we live in a culture of death, it's just a matter of time before we treat babies like a commodity to be bought, sold and slaughtered on a whim. When a baby is, we're told, just a "clump of cells", why would we treat their life as sacred? We have two terrible stories to show how far we've fallen and then one story that shows we still have hope.
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