In the wake of a Kentucky abortion law banning abortions after 15 weeks, the Supreme Court will be hearing legal challenges against the legislation. In the meantime, pro-abortion groups around the state are propagandizing the minds of mothers and others who are considering abortion in an attempt to de-stigmatize the murderous act.

That, in and of itself, is not surprising. But what is surprising is that a group purporting to be pro-faith has taken up the cause of killing children. The group, named Kentucky Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice--a coalition of religious progressives including the Episcopalians, Jewish, Unitarians, and the United Church of Christ--are running a billboard propaganda campaign seeking to indoctrinate the faithful in the pro-abortion cause.

“For too long, America’s religious right has dominated the discussion about abortion, shaming women and telling them that abortion is a sin,” said Rev. Diane Snowa, a board member of the group and spokesperson for the campaign according to Kentucky Today. “The Kentucky Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice wants Kentuckians to hear a different truth: Abortion is a very personal decision, between you and God. Good people have abortions; God knows and loves them.

“For many Kentuckians who have had an abortion – a medical procedure one in four American women will have had by age 45 – this may be the first time they’ve ever heard anything other than that God would disapprove,” Snowa said.  “Our message is of a loving God who understands, and who offers free will. Those choosing abortion deserve compassion and love, not shame and harassment.”