A university known for its pro-abortion training stands accused of helping future doctors lie to female patients who are uncertain about abortion.

The University of California-San Francisco has published a training book for medical students describing talking points for them to use to convince women of faith objecting to abortion to terminate their preborn baby.

Matt Lamb of Students for Life points out that taxpayers’ funds are being used to push that pro-abortion stance.

“This is just about the abortion industry looking for more and more customers to make more and more money,” he says, “by sacrificing the health and safety of not only preborn babies but women and their families by targeting them for abortion.”

Rather than listening to an abortion-supporting doctor, women could instead turn to their pastors, priests or rabbis, for a biblical view of life.

Lamb says pro-life pregnancy centers, just a Google search away, are another source for women.