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Welcome to the official website of the bipartisan Right to Choose Life movement. If you are here to sign the petition to protect every woman's right to choose life, then please CLICK HERE.

The Right to Choose Life Act is bipartisan, because it is designed to stop the crime of forced abortion (see Figure 1). Since forced abortion is a type of reproductive coercion, the RTCL Act is both pro-choice and pro-life.


Figure 1
To be pro-choice & pro-life, stop forced abortion

If you are pro-choice, then many people have accused you of "just wanting to kill babies in the womb." Well, now is your chance to prove them wrong by signing the RTCL petition. If, however, you refuse to sign it, then it would be an indication that your accusers are right.

If you are pro-life, then many people have accused you of "just wanting to control women." Well, now is your chance to prove them wrong by signing the RTCL petition. If, however, you refuse to sign it, then it would be an indication that your accusers are right.

So, please sign the RTCL petition today. Either that or let us know what we need to change before you will sign it.

New Evangelization
This will also be the official website of the new evangelization, because in due time, we will see that the RTCL movement is of God. If the RTCL movement is of man, then it will come to nought; but if it is of God, then it won't stop until the RTCL Act is passed into law (Acts 5:38-39). There is good reason to believe that it is of God, because He is the One who started the chain of events listed below.

The Chain of Events Which Led to the New Evangelization
1. The altar is overturned during Mass. [fn 1]
2. The pastor leads the parishioners in prayer, asking the Lord to "help us to make sense of why something so senseless happens." [fn 2]
3. A curious parishioner named John receives the answer to his pastor's prayer. The answer is: To make sense of why the altar was overturned, ask Him, who orchestrated it, why it happened. [fn 3]
4. Curious John starts praying, asking God the Father in faith for the reason why He orchestrated the overturning of the altar. [fn 4]
5. Curious John receives the answer to his prayer. The answer is: God orchestrated the overturning of the altar, so that parishioners would look under the altar in St. John's inspired vision, tell God what they sees, and ask God in faith for the revelation of who the souls under the altar are. [fn 5]
6. Curious John looks under the altar in his namesake's inspired vision and starts praying again, telling God what he sees and asking God in faith for the revelation of who the souls under the altar are. [fn 6]
7. Curious John eventually receives the answer to his second prayer. The answer is: The souls under the altar are young victims of a continual human sacrifice which is happening today. This is bad news for us because they are asking God when their blood will be avenged on us and the answer is that their blood will be avenged when the sacrifice has stopped happening. [fn 7]
8. A former parishioner, named Daniel John, learns about the revelation of the souls in the Fifth Seal. He starts praying, asking God in faith to show us how we can participate with Him in stopping the continual human sacrifice. [fn 8]
9. Through trial and error, Daniel John eventually receives the answer to his prayer. The answer is: 1. One of you write a bill of law which would give every pregnant female a way to disincentivize forced abortion, 2. One of you create a petition for the bill that people can sign, and 3. The rest of you sign the petition. This is good news for us because by participating in the shutdown of the system of human sacrifice, we can remain or become clear from the blood of the victims. It's a double-edged sword though, because if we don't participate, we will not be clear. [fn 9]
10. Daniel John writes the first version of the bill of law which would give every pregnant female a way to disincentivize forced abortion, and Curious John creates a petition for the bill that people can sign. [fn 10]
11. Daniel John signs the petition, and with the help of non-parishioner Judge John, he makes a necessary modification to the bill. Then, he runs for legislative office on the Right to Choose Life Act. The bill gets its name by the fact that it would empower every pregnant female to protect her own right to choose life. [fn 11]
12. The Son of Perdition is revealed to Daniel John 40 days after his defeat, thereby confirming that he has been appointed a new evangelist. Until then, only the Mystery of Lawlessness had been revealed to him. A new evangelist is a messenger who brings a new evangel to the baptized while continuing to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the unbaptized. The new evangel is that the baptized are now invited to participate in stopping the human sacrifices by signing the petition to protect every pregnant female's right to choose life. The everlasting evangel contains two evangels, the Gospel of Christ for the unbaptized who dwell on the earth and the new evangel for the baptized who dwell on the earth. [fn 12]
NOTE: The explanation of events 6 through 12 are incomplete at this time.

So, what is a new evangelization anyway? Well, evangelization is the act of bringing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the unbaptized. Therefore, a new evangelization is the act of bringing a new evangel to the baptized while continuing to bring the Gospel to the unbaptized. A new evangel is a new message of good news.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is that the Christ died for our sins according to scripture (1Co. 15:3, Isa. 53:1-12) and that he rose from the dead on the third day according to scripture (1Co. 15:4, Psa. 16:8-10). The Gospel is good news, because those who believe it and are baptized will be saved (Mark 16:16a), that is, saved from their sins and from death (Mat. 1:21, Jam. 5:20). Every evangel presupposes bad news. The Gospel presupposes the bad news that we have all sinned and that we are all going to die (Rom. 3:23, 6:23). For that reason, those who do not believe the Gospel will have to pay for their sins when they die (Mark 16:16b). To believe the Gospel is to be baptized, to be praying daily, and to not be committing any sins unto death, aka mortal sins (1Jo 3:9, 5:16).

The new evangel is that every Christian is now invited to participate in shutting down the system of human sacrifice (Rev. 6:9-11) and that the way they participate is by signing the petition to protect every woman's right to choose life. The new evangel is good news, because those who believe it and sign the petition to protect every woman's RTCL will be clear from the blood of the sacrificial victims. The new evangel presupposes the bad news that a system of human sacrifice is currently happening, because we are not adequately protecting every woman's RTCL. For that reason, those who do not believe the new evangel will not be clear from the blood of the sacrificial victims. To believe the new evangel is to sign the petition to protect every woman's RTCL, to let others know about it, and to not vote for the opponent of anyone who signs it unless the opponent also signs it.

(Posted March 23, 2025)


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