In Defense of the Unborn

THIS BOOK LAUNCHES its opening salvo with a frontal assault on abortion in defense ofthe unborn. It defines life as a sacred creation of God and must be preserved at all cost and anycircumstance. It asserts that to terminate pregnancy at any stage by abortion is murder of an innocent baby,a human being to all appearances. It offers adoption as an alternative to abortion and suggests ways to facilitate the process of adoption. Itfollows up our different ways of living, the decisions we have to make, etc. from inception to the end of life. In passing it dwells lightly on early childhood recollections and talks about some survivors of abortion. It also highlights some laments to old age; some discussions on ways to prepare for a happy retirement,citing the importance of financial or fiduciary planners; and lists down the pros and cons of the differentstates as a guideline to facilitate the decision where to retire. Finally, this book reminds us of the best preparation for our exit from this world to the next.