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Purchase College, a public university in southeastern New York, maintains a student-run Reproductive Justice Garden whose plants are promoted precisely for their abortifacient qualities. The student club that tends it circulates social media posts that treat these herbs as practical tools for ending pregnancy, placing the machinery of death inside the walls of an institution that receives public funds.
This project does not arise from isolated student folly. It flows from the Managerial Priesthood that now governs higher education, an order that replaces the transmission of truth with the ritual destruction of the next generation. The garden stands as a living sacrament of the City of Man, where the shedding of innocent blood is recast as justice.
The undivided Church has always confessed that the innocent child in the womb bears the image of God. From the Didache onward, the consensus of the fathers condemned the taking of life before birth as grave sin, an act that severs the soul from the Author of life. That ancient rule remains the standard against which every new garden of death must be measured.
Scripture declares that children are a heritage from the Lord and that the shedding of innocent blood defiles the land. The Reformed tradition sharpened this witness by insisting that the protection of the weak belongs to every sphere of life, including the household and the commonwealth. No educational credential can suspend that command.
The present garden therefore constitutes an open assault on the architecture of ordered life. By training students to view the unborn as disposable vegetation, the university dissolves the very covenantal bonds that once sustained both family and nation. The actor here is not neutral science but the spirit that has long sought to sever man from his Creator.
The faithful remnant must now treat such institutions as mission fields of resistance rather than places of formation. Parents and pastors must withdraw support, resources, and students from any college that plants death in its soil. Parallel institutions of learning, rooted in the creeds and ordered toward the preservation of household and nation, must be raised in their place.
The judgment is already written in the blood that cries from the ground. Those who cultivate abortifacient gardens under public authority will answer for the souls they have taught to destroy. The remnant is called to build, to guard, and to refuse every further concession to the City of Man.
