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Thank you for reporting this. It has theological implications for me.

"Hell" is the hardest doctrine of Christ to accept. It's very hard. But now I see fresh reason to believe it. Damned souls make "hell" for others; they make "hell" all around themselves. Wherever they go, it's hell.

I guess in Eternity, it just stays that way: hell forever.

May the Lord have mercy on all these torn, violated women and their doomed offspring.

I hope the political establishment in Pennsylvania find themselves indicted, exposed, shamed and prosecuted along with Gosnell. Every damned one of those politicians --- the legislators, the regulatory inspectors, the licensing departments, the bureaucrats, let's not forget the Governor and all his political henchmen --- should live in shame for the rest of their miserable lives.

May the Lord have mercy on all these torn, violated women and their doomed offspring.

This report also makes it much easier to understand the persistent reports of serious downstream psychological issues with women who had an abortion. I dare say most of the minority women that passed through Gosnell's clinic are now psychological wrecks.

Conveniently for the pro-abortion crowd, the doctor destroyed records and no researchers can connect the women with abortion.

"Hell" is the hardest doctrine of Christ to accept.

If there is not hell there would have been no need for Christ to come down to earth or die on the cross. We would have NO need of his sacrifice if we could spend eternity with God already. We ALL deserve hell. Every last one of us. No exceptions. Only Christ's sacrifice gives us a shot at getting into heaven.