Abortion and the Conscience of the Nation
Ronald Reagan
President Ronald Reagan held as one of his benchmarks the right to life of the unborn – that the true measure of any civilized government is whether it protects the lives of its innocent.
In his celebrated essay, "Abortion and the Conscience of the Nation," Reagan, in his clear and articulate style, passionately defends his unwavering position in favor of life.
Wrote Reagan, "Every legislator, every doctor, and every citizen needs to recognize that the real issue is whether to affirm and protect the sanctity of all human life, or to embrace a social ethic where some human lives are valued and others are not. As a nation, we must choose between the sanctity of life ethic and the 'quality of life' ethic."
The full text of Ronald Reagan's essay can be read here.
The book, with its accompanying essays by Malcolm Muggeridge and Everett Coop, can be borrowed from the Edmonton Prolife Office or the University of Alberta Libraries or through The Alberta Library Online.
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