In Defense of the Life of the Unborn

In Defense of the Life of the Unborn

By: Jes?s A. Diez Canseco

In Defense of the Life of the Unborn is a collection of thoughts in defense of the life of the unborn. It is divided in three chapters: namely: 1. Human life begins at conception, 2. The unborn child is a human being, and 3. Legalized abortion. In the current national debate over the issue of abortion, this book sides with the pro-life movement.

About the Author

Born in the sundrenched northern coast of Peru, Jes?s A. Diez Canseco is a naturalized citizen of the United States. During the 1960's and 1970's, he obtained academic degrees in journalism, law, and education. His professional career involved work as a lawyer, university instructor, and contributor to several magazines.

In 1981, he was ordained a permanent deacon, and continues to serve in such capacity for the Catholic Diocese of Norwich, Connecticut. His primary ministry for forty years has been in the area of preaching, placing emphasis on the social doctrine of the Church.

He lives with his family in Connecticut and devotes most of his time to writing books on the value of human life, social justice, and world peace.