by Barbara Buzzard
Dr. Kathi Aultman explains how it was that, asshe says, “I became a mass murderer.” The entire country, she says, became effectively brainwashed to accept abortion. As the brain- washing dissipated and her brain cleared, this former abortionist doctor became a pro-life advocate.
She gives this interesting explanation as to why younger people are more actively pro-life than the older generation who have undergone that brainwashing: They escaped it. After the ruling was made in Roe v. Wade (1973), the push to de-humanize the unborn and the push to reverse our moral compass became not so critical.
After all, the deed was done. For years before that the pro-choice lobby had had a hotline to our brains, so much so that we all might have earned the equivalent of a doctorate in pro-choice thinking. But that thinking was twisted; it celebrated “choice” without examining the content of that choice.
What is abortion other than euthanasia for infants?
The “right” to abortion is built on a lie and maintained by lies. The truth is that any child can tell you that it is wrong to kill a baby.
Dr. Aultman is not alone in her radical change nor in her honest and frank assessment of what she had been doing. I am told that not many abortionist doctors can continue this practice for long (even though they have stifled their consciences). They simply burn out and want to sleep at night.
It seems common among former abortionists that when the scales fall from their eyes, they view their abortion practices as demonic. Repentant abortionists do not mince their words when they describe the horror of their previous deeds. This aligns with the historical narrative: “Those angelic hosts who sinned were numerous, but they were led by certain archangels [who]…taught men various sins…One taught…the art of abortion.” The lies have been so forceful and so embedded in our culture that they have tricked us into killing our own children.
This is a part of Dr. Aultman’s testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing of March 15, 2016: “I have always thought of myself as a good person, but at one point I was horrified by the realization that I had killed more people than most mass murderers. Today when I meet young men and women that I delivered, the joy of meeting them and knowing that I played a part in
bringing them into the world safely, is clouded by the thought of all the ones I will never meet because I terminated their lives. I would not want to be in your shoes and have the burden of knowing that I could have prevented the deaths of thousands even millions and did nothing. I would encourage you to vote for both of these bills.”
As technology advances, the clearer the horror of abortion becomes. A recent study suggests that unborn babies feel pain much earlier than thought — as early as five weeks! My question is: What are we doing murdering infants?
It is most interesting to see that the book of Job recognizes that the one in the womb is a baby: Job 3:16: “Why wasn’t I buried like a stillborn child, like a baby who never lives to see the light?” (NLT) “as infants that never saw light” (NASV)12 “like unborn babes” (Jerusalem Bible) Job 10:18: “Why, then, did you bring me out of my mother’s womb? Why didn’t you let me die at birth?”
Obviously if there is a possibility of death at birth — there has to be life before birth.
In the New Testament, the Greek word for a born child is the same as that for an unborn child (brephos; see Luke 1:41 and 2:12). There are multiple NT Scriptures which reveal that the unborn are persons. (That is why it is wrong to kill them.) The Messiah is called “my lord” while still in the womb (Luke 1:43). “The abortion holocaust is beyond the ordinary discourse of morality and rational condemnation. It is not enough to pronounce it absolutely evil…The abortion industry is a new event, severed from connections with traditional presuppositions of history, psychology, politics, and morality…This is an evil torn free of its moorings in reason and causality, and ordinary secular corruption raised to unimaginable and limitless extremity.”
