so john baptiste says, i'm going to beat him to it. he performs his first transfusion experiment in 1667 on a young beavers boy. we don't know how we get the patient. very likely he paid the parent. the transfused this year in boy with cat's blood and the boy survived. that, in the 17th century, is a major criteria for success. the second transfusion is a butcher. now, i can't be sure of this, but from what i can tell the first butcher provided the sheep for the young boy was a very colorful man. in fact, after the transfusion he said to mike, are you going to let that lamb go to waste? let me take it. it will be a great dinner for my wife and night. second transfusion of the butcher. yes. sure. he's not sick. he just offers himself up for pay, is transfused and survives. my favorite story is that shortly after the transfusion the transfusion is is walking down the streets of paris, looks into a tavern and sees his butcher. he's going to go tell the butcher of. the butcher is drunk because he sees use all of his armies to buy beer. sud

they knew him as a saint, john the baptist of the wilderness. about the essential man, they knew almost nothing. it's as if john chapman was rehearsing from the part of johnny appleseed all night. now i'd like to read the short epilogue which i close the book. it won't spoil or take too long. the epilogue is called my johnny. a close friend, a lawyer with a great heart has a vision of john chapman building and planting his seeds, twirling the whole night long in rapturous concord which whatever he can see as a universal devine. i can see that. chapman, appleseed, whatever you call him, god talked to him through every tree, leaf, rock, every beast great and small. how would he not twirl in joy? johnny's famous loneliness might now have been so lonely after all. as william d. howe wrote, if we are surrounded by spirits, evil or good which our evil or good behavior invites, then the harmless, loving, half crazy man walked daily with the angels of god. i could also see henry david thoreau in chapman. instead at the moment john chapman lay dying in fo

john the baptist literally leaped in his mother's womb.hat is for abortion has already been born. [laughter] [applause] my mother was an unwed mother. i met my father when i was 30 years of age, but my mother chose to have made. i became a pastor of a church in south atlantic. we started a ministry out of our church. it is a residential maternity homes for unwed mothers. scores of babies are being born rather than being aborted because god as a plan for every life. -- has a plan for every life. [applause] god is for life. he is not only for life, but he is for the sanctity of marriage. [applause] the bible is very clear that "therefore should a man leave his father and mother, cleave to his wife, and they shall beat one/." i could care less what your political affiliation is, dodd as defined marriage and marriage is to be between one man and one woman. we have a definition of what marriage ought to be. [applause] if we get on don's side, we are on the side of life. aree get on god's side, we on the side of marriage. side, wee get on god's