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Time Is Running Out for IFI Banquet Early Bird Pricing!
Don't miss Seth Gruber at the Illinois Family Institute Annual Banquet on Friday, October 9th! As the son of a pregnancy resource center director, Seth has been fighting for life his entire life. Join us for an inspiring evening of fellowship you won't want to miss!
Posted in Exclude from Homepage, IFI News
Tagged Hans Scholl, Nazi Germany, Planned Parenthood, Seth Gruber, Sophie Scholl, The Allie Beth Stuckey Show, The Michael Knowles Show, The Seth Gruber Show, The White Rose Resistance
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A Review of Seth Gruber’s Must-See Documentary: The 1916 Project
Last month, pro-life activist Seth Gruber released a documentary called The 1916 Project. Seth, who grew up in a pro-life home, was forever changed when he saw photos of mutilated aborted babies. He was only in high school at the time, but the images impacted him so much that he has dedicated his life to educating people on the harms of abortion and turning our culture of death into a culture of life.
Posted in Sanctity of Life
Tagged Abortion, birth control, Bishop Patrick Wooden, Child Sacrifice, Dr. George Grant, eugenics, Gnosticism, holocaust, KKK, Margaret Sanger, Nazi Germany, Pastor John Amanchukwu, Planned Parenthood, racism, Seth Gruber, The 1916 Project, the KKK, The Sexual Revolution, The White Rose Resistance, transgenderism, transhumanism
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Without a Conscience
Many years ago, a disguised Mafia “hitman” was interviewed on national TV. He was asked a variety of questions but the one that stood out in my mind was how he dealt with his conscience. His laconic response was, “What’s a conscience?”
Posted in Faith, Federal, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty, Sanctity of Life
Tagged Alexis de Tocqueville, Bill Clinton, Christianity, G.K. Chesterton noted, Hitler, Nazi Germany, totalitarianism
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