In reply to Jim.

I apologize for causing people to be upset. I saw this press release and was horrified, as you all were. I looked up to see if the charges were true and I found this information from Media Matters. I thought it looked like an independent source--I'm sorry I didn't do more research. I, like you all, do not think that people should be killing babies. The crime of abortion is horrific enough--it does not need to be lied about.

It was my assumption that we as Christians have a duty to be honest. When people disregard the truth and deceptively edit videos, it does not help change laws or save lives. It makes people who try to change laws and save lives look like people who disregard the truth. As I suspected would happen, commentators in the paper this week jumped on the deceptive editing of the video and the way it presents a false picture of what is really going on. Instead of doing any good, it made anyone who is against abortion appear to be a moral nihilist willing to deceive, lie, and commit fraud. This does not help anyone--it harms our ability to thoughtfully engage people.

Again, I'm sorry.