Paul VI saw that the contraceptive mentality would lead to abortion and euthasia by upsetting the entire structure of life as it relates to sexual morality. “Birth control creates a mentality of viewing babies as unwanted, and implicitly authorizes sexual promiscuity through the abandonment of self-control. Having adopted this most unnatural new and perverted ideology, sex ducators continue to indoctrinate young people into believing that habitual promiscuity, controlled reproduction, and abortion are a normal way of life. When these new lifestyles happen to produce a baby, the disposition of the parents is already established to reject that child. A cultural habit of such behavior will inevitably rationalize and demand legal abortion,” says Pat Delaney. How on earth can the an organization like NRLC have “no opinion” on birth control?

CCI supporter Barb Kralis writes, “Wanda Franz is a developmental psychologist for children and President of the National Right to Life Committee. She sent out newsletters praising the actions of President Bush on his evil decision to use embryonic stem cells this year, thereby continuing the policy of NRLC’s outright deception that they have practiced for too long. In fact, Protestant ‘pro life leaders’ all over the country came out in support of President Bush’s ESCR decision. Thank God the US Catholic Bishops denounced it swiftly as did all Catholic Pro life groups that I know of. Contraception, the root of the sin of abortion, is the a key issue, and Protestants ‘pro-lifers’ are NOT on equal ground with the Catholic Church in accepting this truth. This hurts and subverts Catholic teaching. It is a sinful and scandalous to subsidize groups who oppose or subvert the teachings Catholic Church. The NRLC formally claims it does not oppose “non-lethal” contraception or embryonic research. Oddly enough, Father Frank Pavone (Priests for Life) was honored at her NRLC dinner three years ago and he personally accepted an award from this group. Did he know then what their position was on birth control?”