Watchwoman:  Every time you hear, see or read the word “controversial” pay attention.  (↓↓ see it used below ↓↓) It is 99.99% of the time used to describe something that is NOT at all controversial.  God has already ruled on it and He has declared absolutely that it is sin and will take men and women to hell.  It is almost always about a man approved sin being widely committed and sanctioned, promulgated to adults by the apostate church, the anti-Christian government, the pig-pen-porn-prone-Hollyweird establishment and entertainment/indoctrination/brainwashing industry, all upheld, and pushed into the heads of public-government school children from kindergarten through college who are being taught daily to hate and reject decent morals of elders and the God of our Holy Bible (both the Torah and the King James Bible) by the National Education Association (NEA) and aided and abetted by the atheistic, anti-Christ, moral-less, anti-American, communist-controlled unions who in turn dictate the morays of the mainstream news media, including every venue; TV, magazines, Internet, books, and newspapers.  (Just a thought??? Have you ever heard the word “controversial” associated with Obamacare?  I don’t recall hearing that ever!)  ▬  Donna Calvin

“October Baby” Excellent Pro-Life Movie

by Joel McDurmon on Mar 28, 2012

Fox News reports,

Although it only opened in 390 theaters, the anti-abortion drama “October Baby,” starring John Schneider, earned the second-highest-per-screen average, bringing in almost $2 million in ticket sales.

“I was shattered when I first learned about the story. I was moved and mesmerized. I wasn’t an activist, I was just someone who was shattered by the truth,” director Jon Erwin told FOX411’s Pop Tarts. “Here is our little film, small budget, in the top ten (at the box office). We are thrilled, blown away.”

“October Baby” follows the emotional journey of a young woman who learns that she was almost aborted, but at the last minute was instead given up for adoption. The film almost didn’t see the light of day.

“This film couldn’t find a home, no studio wanted to touch it. It was considered too controversial,” Erwin continued. “There was a real moment of despair at one point, the film wasn’t finished and nobody would take a look at it. But every time we screened it, it attracted such intense emotional reactions. So we had to raise the money ourselves, and the release process took much longer than we wanted.”

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