Return of the Children

by John Regan

Forty million aborted American children return to Earth to bring God's love, mercy, forgiveness and healing to their mothers, their fathers, and the abortionists. Powerful encounters transform... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0615232000
• ISBN13: 9780615232003
• Release Date: December 2008
• Publisher: John Regan
• Length: 198 Pages
• Weight: 0.48 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Pro-Life is Alive and Well!

Without being maudlin, let's look at this recent publication as a "step into keeping alive the Pro-Life cause", now that the national healthcare bill is up for debate. John Regan uses the art of creative visualization to walk the reader into what might happen if all of a sudden, all the aborted babies "return to earth" to bring God's love and forgiveness. Oftentimes, in sessions of healing, sometimes in psychotherapy, the professional conducting the session, will ask the participant to "return to a specific event" and take the event to a different level, as a process towards healing. The psychotherapist will initiate a focus on a particular event, and propose a movement for the individual to journey into. For instance, the therapist may assist the patient with a loss experienced by that individual earlier in life, and suggest a journey to be approached, just to envision how the situation might have been different. This is not daydreaming or wishful thinking; it certainly isn't an aberration; instead, let's look at this process as a treatment for the care of the individual, just as a physician would treat a patient with a physical ailment. If you would like to peruse this book, a website is available, allowing you to read the first chapter, and then you can order the book, if you are so inclined. Just type in the www and the title of the book, with a dot com. John Regan's 2008 publication takes the reader to an event worth visiting, where 40 million children are "leaving Heaven and returning to earth", bringing God's love and forgiveness to their parents. Their responsibility is to "convince their parents to repent & accept God's love, mercy, & forgiveness." Whom else could approach the parents with this gesture? Certainly not a friend or outsider. The relationship is between the parent(s) and the child (even though he or she was aborted). As the story begins, there is a visualization of the 40 million aborted children, now at their advanced age, entering earth to re-visit the parent(s). While the story text is quite simple, the reader realizes that once the child(ren) reaches earth, he or she, or they, take on "the human condition" and re-enter what we call civilization, beginning their return to the place where the abortion took place, and with the persons involved. The back cover refers to an event where "sixty thousand children of varying ages appear to an abortionist who had terminated their lives"; their job is to convince him that God still loves him and wants to save his soul". When I refer to the healthcare bill, I specifically call forth the readers' ability to foresee that abortion as a medical procedure must be "explicitly excluded" from the bill, rather than "implicitly included". What does that mean in day to day terms? Unless one is told not to do something, one might test the waters of life and "live on the edge" so to speak. What does this mean in refer