37 Years After Roe, What Will You Do?

Byron White was the senior dissenting justice in Roe v. Wade

As you may be aware, today marks the thirty-seventh anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the “landmark case decided by the United States Supreme Court on the issue of abortion.” It remains “one of the most controversial and politically significant cases in U.S. Supreme Court history.”

I have long maintained that the solutions to this moral outrage created by men in black robes must include legislative and cultural reform.

Whereas a good deal of damage can be done through politics, great men like William Wilberforce understood that to overcome evil with good, more than laws must be changed (though America’s liberal abortion laws must be changed indeed).

To that end, I present actions you can do as an individual to ACT pro-life, not just identify yourself as pro-life (items quoted from “52 Simple Things You can Do to Be Pro-Life,” by Anne Pierson):

[ ] wear the “feet pin,” the universal symbol for life

[ ] march in a parade for life

[ ] babysit for a single mother

[ ] write a letter to the editor

[ ] give financially to crisis pregnancy centers

[ ] volunteer your time for a crisis pregnancy center

[ ] hold a baby shower for a crisis pregnancy center; and

[ ] most importantly pray for an end to abortion (surgical and chemical) in America and abroad.

May the Lord God give us help and mercy.