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Obama Defends Innocent Life

President Obama at the National Prayer Breakfast.
President Obama at the National Prayer Breakfast. (photo: CNS/Reuters)
Tom McFeely Blogs

“But no matter what we choose to believe, let us remember that there is no religion whose central tenet is hate. There is no God who condones taking the life of an innocent human being. This much we know.”

That’s what President Barack Obama said during his remarks at today’s National Prayer Breakfast in Washington.

Thanks for those wise words, Mr. President.

Now, please allow us to ask you one brief question: Is there any human life more innocent than that of an unborn baby living in its mother’s womb?

 

 

 

Tom McFeely

Tom McFeely Tom McFeely is the Register’s news editor.

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