Summary

Join Brianna and Ryan as they delve into the disturbing roots of the modern eugenics movement and its infiltration into society disguised as science. Discover how Nobel Peace Prize winners, Dr. James Watson and Dr. Francis Crick, influenced advancements in prenatal testing and caused ethical dilemmas regarding the value of unborn babies’ lives. The language used to describe embryos and fetuses plays a significant role in shaping societal perceptions, ultimately leading to the devaluation of human life through the rise of velvet eugenics and the concept of designer babies.

Key Points

• Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, advocated for eugenics and sought to exterminate what she deemed as inferior races.
• Shocking statistics reveal a deliberate effort to target and eliminate an entire people group through abortion.
• Language matters in framing our perception of embryos, fetuses, and babies.
• Advancements in science and technology have created winners and losers in society.
• The foundation of evolution instead of creation raises ethical questions about the sanctity of life.
• The ability to design our own babies raises concerns about societal standards and exclusion.
• Without God, the wisdom gained from scientific knowledge becomes a source of sadness.

Best Quotes

08:14 – 08:20

• “The narrative today coming from the abortion industry is a repurposed form of eugenics disguised as choice and compassion.”

10:42 – 10:48

• “This is an intentional effort to get rid of an entire people group.”

16:13 – 16:20

• “If a child were not declared alive until three days after birth, then all parents could be allowed the choice.”

27:21 – 27:30

• “And so there are winners and losers when our origin story is based on the foundation of evolution instead of creation.”

32:19 – 32:27

• “We are the church and we get where if it’s in the corporate setting, if it’s in the education sphere, whatever it is, like this is ministry.”

39:13 – 39:16

• “We need to do everything we can to break those walls down.”