Q & A pertaining to the article, "How to Make Abortion Bans Enforceable"

1. How was the idea for the anti-coercion policy given to you?

Coerced abortion is a secret crime, which means that nobody knows that it's happening, except for God. Unless God reveals to us that a secret crime is happening, we will not know that it's happening; and unless we know that it's happening, we will not ask God (in prayer) to teach the theodidaktos (those who are teachable by God) what Christians can do to stop the secret crime from happening.

As for how it was revealed to me that the secret crime was happening, it was not through a dream or vision of my own that I received the revelation. Rather, it was through the dream of a woman and the matching vision of her boyfriend, and what their dream and vision caused them to do. This is explained in chapters 1 through 5 of a book that I'm writing. It can be found at www.EternalGospelSociety.com/ourstory.htm.

At first I thought the secret crime was abortion in general. So, after I received the revelation, I asked God (in prayer) to teach the theodidaktos what Christians can do to stop abortion. Eventually, I was taught that the secret crime was coerced abortion in particular, that there is something simple that every Christians can do to stop coerced abortion, and that stopping coerced abortion will enable elective abortion to be stopped as well.

The simple thing that every Christian can do is to sign a petition for the most effective anti-coercion bill, which I was also taught how to write. I was taught a lot of stuff, but I would not have been taught anything if I had not received the revelation.

2. Why do people, who claim to have been coerced to commit a murder, still found guilty of murder?

Because the only way it can be proven, beyond a reasonable doubt, that they were coerced to commit the murder, is if they were killed for not committing the murder. We can know that females are being coerced to get an abortion by the fact that pregnancy-associated femicide is the leading cause of death for unwed pregnant females. Many of them are being killed for not getting an abortion, and only when they are killed for that reason can it be proven that they were in fact being coerced to get an abortion. The anti-coercion bill is designed to empower every pregnant female to eliminate the possibility of being coerced to get an abortion.