| Father of Slain Columbine Student
Says 'Abortion Is Always Wrong' Brian Rohrbough, father of Danny -- slain in the Columbine massacre, will address Colorado Right to Life's annual March for Life on January 21, 2006 at the State Capitol - 1:30 p.m. (PRWEB) December 22, 2005 -- Brian Rohrbough, father of Danny who was murdered in the Columbine massacre, will address the 2006 March For Life. The annual event, sponsored by Colorado Right to Life, will be Saturday January 21, 2006 at the State Capitol beginning at 1:30 p.m. Brian understands the killings at Columbine are linked with the teaching of several generations that taking the lives of pre-born babies through abortion is acceptable. “When we allow mothers to murder their children, we undermine the foundation of life. If our society teaches children that we will not value or protect the life of an innocent baby, then our children will realize there are no boundries.” “When schools, like Columbine, deny that life is granted by our Creator as our Declaration of Independence states, then teach as a religion the theory of evolution, students now believe that the survival of the fittest is their right. Further, when schools teach that there is no absolute right or wrong, students can decide for themselves if they want to murder their classmates." “Brian Rohrbough is a hero for his courage in stating what our elected officials should be saying,” notes Leslie Hanks, V.P. Colorado Right to Life. “The incredible pain and loss in his life has taught him that all human life is sacred and worthy of legal protection. He knows that Colorado began the abortion holocaust which has led to the unjust taking of nearly 50 million innocent lives and the deaths of more than 60 students in related school shootings in U.S.” “Coloradoans are invited to hear Brian Rhorbough’s timely and critical challenge for Colorado to lead America back to the legal protection of all life, from fertilization through natural death, because abortion is always wrong.” Leslie Hanks, Colorado Right to Life
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