Seth Gruber, founder of the 1916 Project and pro-life advocate, shares his inspiring journey into activism and discusses the impact of Roe v. Wade's overturn. He delves into the controversial legacy of Margaret Sanger, connecting her to historical eugenics and modern ideologies. Gruber also addresses the church's role in advocacy and the need for Christian engagement against a culture of death. The powerful story of the White Rose Resistance highlights the importance of courage and moral vigilance in today's battles.

Seth Gruber, a passionate pro-life advocate, joins Dr. George Grant, a pastor and prolific author, to discuss the provocative connections between Planned Parenthood, racism, and Marxism. They delve into the critical themes of the upcoming documentary, The 1916 Project, revealing unsettling historical ties to eugenics and Nazi ideologies. Gruber and Grant stress the necessity of understanding these legacies to address today's cultural challenges. They call for active Christian engagement in these issues, urging believers to uphold moral integrity in our current societal landscape.

Pro-life advocate Seth Gruber exposes Margaret Sanger's ties to eugenics and Planned Parenthood's role in promoting abortion, LGBTQ, and transgenderism. The podcast explores the cultural shift towards a culture of death, the importance of standing against harmful ideologies, and understanding Gnosticism in shaping societal views.

Exploring the history of evil that led to abortion, the softness of today's church on cultural issues, and the urgent need to address critical pro-life issues like Roe v. Wade fallout and interconnected industries. The clash between conservative values and societal acceptance, the power of language in shaping perceptions, and the call to join the White Rose Resistance for active community engagement in the pro-life movement.

Seth Gruber, a passionate pro-life advocate and author of "The 1916 Project," dives deep into the ethics of abortion and the historical roots of individual rights. He discusses the moral implications of speciesism and contrasts human dignity with animal instincts. Gruber critiques societal interpretations of sexual freedom versus fetal rights and explores the intersection of abortion with gender and eugenics. He raises thought-provoking questions about moral accountability and the resurgence of Gnosticism in modern ideologies.