What is “SHADOWS FOR LIFE – A fable for our times” really about?

• It’s about celebrating family, and love, and commitment – the adventure of life.

• It’s about the fact that every life is specially crafted by God Himself – each with a unique purpose to fulfill. 

• It’s about a quest to find a place where every life is recognized as important.

• It’s about the unnaturalness of abortion.

• It’s about trusting God in all things.

“SHADOWS FOR LIFE – A fable for our times” explores personhood and purpose.  It is especially important for those who are, or soon may be, confronted with the life-changing decisions involved in unmarried sex and its potential consequences.  Today’s culture breathlessly extols the “virtues” of such pleasurable activities but conveniently ignores the potential consequence of such activities – an unexpected and unwanted pregnancy.  This often results in abortion – the brutal elimination of an innocent unborn child.  Abortion also eliminates the impact that child may have had in our world through the eventual achievement of his or her own God-given purpose.

“SHADOWS FOR LIFE – A fable for our times” provides a cultural counterpoint in an entertaining yet poignant manner, a story whose message continues to percolate inside your head for quite a long time.

The widespread distribution of “SHADOWS FOR LIFE – A fable for our times” would help people consider much better ethical decisions than those often promoted by our secular media, saving many unborn babies’ lives and hopefully allowing them the opportunity to fulfill their own God-given purposes. 

The saving of even one unborn baby’s life is incalculable.

I have a unique perspective on all this – back in the 1970’s, a highly-placed university medical center physician counseled my pregnant wife and me to have an abortion.  To find out what happened then, click here for The amazing story behind “SHADOWS FOR LIFE – A fable for our times.“

 Never forget –

* Every life is important, each with a unique God-given purpose.

* Abortion is an unnatural act.

* Choose life.  It’s the choice your mother made.

* Always put your trust in God.  Always.