Matter Of Life (DVD)
$19.99
12+ Dove Approved
The award-winning film The Matter of Life cuts through the angry rhetoric and divisiveness about the issue of abortion and presents a message that goes beyond pro-life and pro-abortion arguments. It forces us to ask the question: Are the unborn one of us?
Featuring the stories of women, former abortion clinic workers, historians, religious workers, pro-life atheists, and many more, The Matter of Life stresses entering this conversation with understanding, love, and support. Doing so is critical to save the lives of the unborn and to care for the women who carry them.
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SKU (UPC): 727985020334
Produced by: Vision Video
Binding: Video DVD
Published: June 2022
Publisher: Vision Video/Gateway Films
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