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Abortion : facts and fiction
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- Grimmill summarises the history of abortion. He explains the legal situation in England, and the effect of the watershed law. Grimmill shows that when an organism becomes a person is what is up for debate. He presents some atheist perspectives on life and the value of human life, and the damage of not seeing people as made in the image of God. Grimmill challenges his audience to challenge their friends around their pre-supposition, and what it means for life if there is no God. Cassette label reads : "Women on Wednesday Abortion : facts and fiction Andy Grimmill" Women on Wednesdays
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- In copyright - educational use permitted. This item may be used for the purposes of research and study. Please acknowledge that it is held by Moore Theological College