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Ryan Bomberger is an amazing speaker with an amazing story, and it's the subject of a new book and a new documentary.

To tell us more about it, here's Ryan Bomberger.

You should have been aborted, the Harvard student yelled in my face.

He added some profane epithets daring me to respond.

It wasn't the first time, and it wouldn't be the last.

I've been told this so many times throughout my life.

I've lost count.

It's why my newly released autobiographical book and documentary are entitled

Should Have Been Aborted. You can visit should have been aborted.com to learn more. I am the 1% used

100% of the time to justify abortion. Even though my birth mom was a victim of the horrific violence of rape,

I'm forever grateful. She didn't make me a victim of the horrific violence of abortion.

That students cold and callous remarks were out of desperation. The pro-abortion side was

unprepared and unhinged. Interestingly, I had convinced myself that I was unworthy of speaking

at an Ivy League school prior to the event. I thought students would challenge me with questions

complete with citations. There were no citations, just incessant interruptions. The professor who was

slated to informally debate me had an arrogance about her as well that was deeply troubling.

Despite agreeing to the debate, she literally knew nothing about the premise of it, abortion's devastating impact in the black community.

Harvard's hostility to the truth is a common one I experience not only in secular university events but in Christian colleges as well.

Too many Christian

students have been propagandized into embracing a social gospel instead of the gospel. Too many Bible

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