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==Paul Hills Early Life==

==Paul Hills Early Life==

As a teenager Paul Hill was part of the counter-culture he was arrested by the police for drug charges by a warrant signed by his own father. He underwent treatment for drugs soon after that. He continued living a wild lifestyle until he met a stranger who told him to accept the Lord though he fought nothing of it then he later accepted the Lord that night. He stopped doing drugs immediately after his conversion. He later attended  a [[Christian]] [[liberal arts college]] where he read the [[Bible]] at four a.m. two or three hours each day. He mingled well with his non-Christian friends just as well as he did before. He later joined Reformed Theological Seminary and subsequently became a preacher of two churches. He accepted a belief in Theonamy--the belief that God's law supersedes government laws. He was inspired by Michael Griffin, the first protester to kill an abortion doctor. He soon was removed from the ministry for his radical personal beliefs. A year later he shot the abortion doctor.<ref name="clark" /> <ref>http://www.fadp.org/news/PensacolaNewsJournal-20030824.htm</ref> In jail he continued to be involved with radical antiabortionists and wrote a book entitled "Mix my Blood with the Unborn".<ref>http://www.armyofgod.com/Paulhillindex.html</ref>

As a teenager Paul Hill was part of the counter-culture he was arrested by the police for drug charges by a warrant signed by his own father. He underwent treatment for drugs soon after that. He continued living a wild lifestyle until he met a stranger who told him to accept the Lord though he fought nothing of it then he later accepted the Lord that night. He stopped doing drugs immediately after his conversion. He later attended  a [[Christian]] [[liberal arts college]] where he read the [[Bible]] at four a.m. two or three hours each day. He mingled well with his non-Christian friends just as well as he did before. He later joined Reformed Theological Seminary and subsequently became a preacher of two churches. He accepted a belief in Theonamy—the belief that God's law supersedes government laws. He was inspired by Michael Griffin, the first protester to kill an abortion doctor. He soon was removed from the ministry for his radical personal beliefs. A year later he shot the abortion doctor.<ref name="clark" /><ref>http://www.fadp.org/news/PensacolaNewsJournal-20030824.htm</ref> In jail he continued to be involved with radical antiabortionists and wrote a book entitled "Mix my Blood with the Unborn".<ref>http://www.armyofgod.com/Paulhillindex.html</ref>

==References==

==References==

{{reflist}}

{{reflist}}

*[http://http://www.armyofgod.com/Paulhillindex.html Paul Hill's Book]

*[http://www.armyofgod.com/Paulhillindex.html Paul Hill's Book]

*[http://http://s155777461.onlinehome.us/docs/html/gnlg/gnlg.html Letter's to Paul Hill]

*[http://s155777461.onlinehome.us/docs/html/gnlg/gnlg.html Letter's to Paul Hill]

*[http://www.paulhillmemorial.com/ Paul Hill Memorial]

*[http://www.paulhillmemorial.com/ Paul Hill Memorial]

*[http://http://www.clarkprosecutor.org/html/death/US/hill873.html Prosecution and records]

*[http://www.clarkprosecutor.org/html/death/US/hill873.html Prosecution and records]

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[[Category:Criminals]]

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[[Category:Right to Life Movement]]

[[Category:Right to Life Movement]]