There is a new pro-life movement out there called “I am Whole Life” and it’s taking the world by storm. What does it mean to be Whole Life? Fresh from its site, www.Iamwholelife.com, the campaign seeks to promote a respect for the intrinsic dignity of the human person regardless of ability, age, status, ethnicity or sex. To be Whole Life means to acknowledge that “issues that appear to be separate such as human sex trafficking, political violence, famine, abortion, female genital mutilation, euthanasia, pornography, embryo destruction and many others are actually related threats to the dignity of the human person. The Whole Life ethic recognizes that a threat anywhere to human dignity constitutes a threat to human dignity everywhere. The Whole Life ethic is dedicated to promoting and defending human dignity in all its stages. In the United States the biggest threat is abortion, other places it may be female genital mutilation, famine, forced sterilization, or lack of civil rights.”
People are encouraged to sign the pledge and join as members of the Whole Life community. They can share their Whole Life video testimonials right next to celebrities such as Eduardo Verastegui (actor), Angela Baraquio Grey (former Miss America 2001) and Jason Jones (American movie producer, humanitarian, and grassroots activist). The site also has a section that recommends movies, books, articles, and websites which inform and inspire people to live Whole Life. High school and college students are also invited to submit YouTube videos showing how they are Whole Life for a chance to win a $5,000 scholarship contest .
For more ways for you to get involved with the Whole Life movement, please go here.
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