Former Kansas Deputy Attorney General Endorses Personhood

Longtime pro-life advocate and former Kansas Deputy Attorney General, Bryan J. Brown, Esq., has publicly endorsed the personhood movement sweeping the nation. Brown is currently the founder and Director of the ArchAngel Institute in Fort Wayne, Indiana and details his reasoning for supporting the personhood strategy on the ArchAngel blog, “By amending the organic documents that form the very bedrock of the American legal order to protect the unborn we place those little lives in the safest haven which we can reach this side of Eternity. By amending the organic documents that created what the Founders called ‘the laboratories of democracy’ we bind the abortionists with the surest bonds available this side of Hell. By amending the organic documents in keeping with the high ideals of subsidiarity we rebuke a federal system that is drunk of the blood of America’s next generation and set up a case for review before the highest secular court this side of Heaven.”

Brown addresses the concerns of some in the pro-life movement, “Some will say the time is not right for such bold action. Martin Luther King, Jr. was told that as well. We join his reply: ‘The time is always right to do what is right.’ Some will say such action is patently futile. Mother Teresa was told that as well. We join her reply: ‘I do not pray for success, I ask for faithfulness.’ Some will say such action is far too disruptive. Dietrich Bonhoeffer (a modern martyr) was told that as well. We join his reply that it is not enough to merely ‘bandage the victims under the wheel,’ we must also ‘jam the spoke in the wheel itself.‘”

Personhood Kansas would like to take the opportunity to thank Mr. Brown for his keen insight and bold action in defense of those most vulnerable amongst us. Brown is in good company in a long line of Kansas social reformers with familiar surnames such as “Bleeding Kansas” era abolitionist John Brown and Oliver L. Brown, lead plaintiff in the 1954, Brown vs. Board of Education civil rights case.

The ArchAngel Institute is in the process of forming a committee focused on promoting personhood. For more information regarding this project and to read the endorsement in its entirety follow the links below.

http://www.archangelinstitute.org/in-support-of-personhood-post-1/

http://www.archangelinstitute.org/in-support-of-personhood-post-2/