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12/6/25 S12 E575: REV. JIM HARDEN - ABORTIONS AT BIRTH
12/6/25 S12 E575: REV. JIM HARDEN - ABORTIONS AT BIRTH
12/6/25 S12 E575: REV. JIM HARDEN - ABORTIONS AT BIRTH
Saturday 6th December 2025
Reverend Jim Harden discusses New Jersey's late-term abortion facility, raising ethical and societal concerns. A must-listen for those interested in healthcare ethics.
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Episode Overview
- Reverend Jim Harden discusses New Jersey's controversial late-term abortion facility.
- The episode questions the moral implications of current abortion legislation.
- Health risks associated with abortions are highlighted, including chemical methods.
- The conversation examines historical parallels and societal impacts.
- Adoption is suggested as a viable alternative to abortion.
"It's a slippery slope. What's next? The elderly, the depressed, the diseased?"
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? This episode of American Medicine Today takes a surprising turn as it explores the controversial topic of late-term abortions in New Jersey. Reverend Jim Harden, CEO of CompassCare Pregnancy Services, joins hosts Kimberly Bonati and Ethan Youker to discuss the ethical and legal implications of this new medical facility performing abortions up to birth.
Harden passionately argues that this development is not just a medical issue but a societal one, questioning the moral compass of current legislation. He draws parallels between past and present, suggesting a slippery slope that could endanger more vulnerable groups in the future. The conversation also touches on the health risks associated with abortions, both chemical and surgical, and the lack of transparency in the abortion industry.
With a mix of serious discussion and light-hearted banter, the episode invites listeners to reflect on the broader implications of these medical practices on society and individual health. As you listen, you'll find yourself questioning where the line should be drawn and what it means for the future of healthcare. How do we balance medical innovation with ethical considerations? Tune in to this thought-provoking episode to explore these pressing issues.