Woman Releases Video Demonstrating How to Build an Altar to Your Abortion, Includes Remains of Fetus

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The pro-abortion movement is absolutely nothing more than a cult. In the Old Testament, we read about the Phoenicians, who inhabited the land of Canaan (modern-day Lebanon, Syria, and Israel), that would sacrifice their children to their god, Molech. This abominable practice was used to appease their god, or to try to obtain favor from him. This practice has continued in various cultures throughout history including today in the act of abortion as child sacrifice.

You shall not worship the Lord your God in that way, for every abominable thing that the Lord hates they have done for their gods, for they even burn their sons and their daughters in the fire to their gods —Deuteronomy 12:31
Today, in our culture of self-idolatry, secular humanism, and entitlement, abortion has been normalized and acceptable. Yet, the practice is no different than that of ancient times–only the god is disguised as someone else. While we don’t take children and pass them through the fire to appease a god known by the name of Molech represented by golden statues as the Phoenicians did, nonetheless, we sacrifice our children to appease our idols of today–money, convenience, and self.

So it should come as no surprise that the modern child-sacrifice cult isn’t just practicing their religion in private, but publicly demonstrating to others how to join their cult through sacraments performed at a self-constructed altar. One woman took to social media to publish a demonstration of just how to do that.

In the video, the woman instructs others on how to build and set up the altar, and then how to include the remains of her aborted child in a container on the altar. She literally ends the demonstration by kneeling before the altar,