[heartwood]

I hate these displays myself, but there is no question that people are astonishingly ignorant.

I just finished a well-written novel, in which a woman converses with her wanted, threatened unborn child during the interval of two to three months gestation. She and the author are convinced that the baby is a “group of cells” with no arms and legs. (Guessing that the male author has no children.)

It is my belief, though, that too many people are simply unable to process the images of aborted babies and take in the truth. The images are too horrific and the truth is too threatening, and defense mechanisms are instant and very strong.

Are there any groups which have tried the approach of, this is the display of the normal development of the human being in utero. Over here, if you want to learn more, is a display of the graphic, terrible images of these human beings after abortion.

[CondoleezzaProtege]

If the display does not get approved, I hope the lawsuit will draw publicity to the issue.

[RedMDer]

"Are there any groups which have tried the approach of, this is the display of the normal development of the human being in utero."

http://www.littleonepublishing.com/

[mlizzy]

If you've ever been to Gregg Cunningham's site, Center for Bio-Ethical Reform, (Link), you will see why your request wouldn't be listened to (by him anyway). Within seconds ... a video begins showing in very up close graphic detail an abortion ...

I, myself, like these displays a great deal; these are the only baby pictures these kids have, and they are useful in speaking volumes for the 50 million plus that have already gone before them. Many pro-abortion folks don't like these pictures because they still have a bit of a conscience left, I think, and so they fight them. So, in effect, if we can still shock with the truth, there's hope. Once that's gone, we're in a lot of trouble!

Save Babies

[muglywump]

“Are there any groups which have tried the approach of, this is the display of the normal development of the human being in utero. Over here, if you want to learn more, is a display of the graphic, terrible images of these human beings after abortion.”

http://www.ehd.org/