The Awful Reality of "Choice"

Multimedia Presentation by Dan Kreft
Cedar Park Church. September 25, 2024

Description:

There are no two-ways about it: the pro-choice movement is a death cult that advocates for and celebrates the brutal murder of children when they are at their most vulnerable—in the womb.

The first part of this presentation uses sophisticated in-utero photography to demonstrate the process that our Lord takes every one of us through while in the womb; it's a truly amazing process that's sure to make you praise God.

The second half explains, in clinical terms, the four most commonly used abortion procedures, which are then followed by full-color photographs of the tiny victims of "choice" that the death cult doesn't want you to see.

Finally, the presentation ends with a call to repentance and obedience to the gospel.

This is not a fun presentation to deliver, but it is unfortunately absolutely necessary as too many Christians have bought into the lie that abortion is a "woman's issue" or is about "politics."

About the Speaker:

Dan Kreft, the Seven-Foot Apologist, is a cross-generational teacher, itinerant speaker, and author of the three-volume book, “Jesus” Is Not the Answer to Every Sunday School Question. In addition to his own ministry, he also serves as an adjunct instructor for Mike Riddle's Creation Training Initiative, and is on the board of directors for the Apologetics Forum of Snohomish County.

Dan earned a BS in electrical engineering from Northwestern University, where he gained notoriety by becoming the first NCAA Division I student-athlete to keep what would later come to be known as a "blog," which earned him an invitation to write for Sports Illustrated. After graduating, he played professional basketball for three years, including a rather memorable encounter against Shaquille O'Neal. Though he's been developing websites professionally since 1995, Dan’s passion is to equip and encourage the body of Christ to confidently deliver biblical responses to skeptical assaults on our faith, with a particular emphasis on the sufficiency and authority of Scripture, starting with the very first verse.