Well, now what? Will he be excommunicated?
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Mar 09 2010
Well, now what? Will he be excommunicated?
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Mar 08 2010
The story is here.
A Florida woman rocked the blogosphere when she decided to live tweet her abortion. After taking the RU-486 pill, which induces a miscarriage, Angie Jackson created a You Tube video justifying her decision in order to “demystify abortions for other women.” After experiencing multiple medical complications during her first pregnancy, Jackson decided she would not have any more children. Despite using birth control, she became pregnant yet again. Jackson says she is astonished by the backlash but asserts she is not ashamed.
Here as well, and here. You can find her Twitter page, here.
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Feb 22 2010
The number of children who are born subsequent to a first abortion with handicaps has increased dramatically. Why? Because when you abort the first born of any, nature takes its vengeance on the subsequent children. In the Old Testament, the first born of every being, animal and man, was dedicated to the Lord. There’s a special punishment Christians would suggest. – State Delegate Bob Marshall (here)
No, Delegate Marshall, God’s doesn’t work that way. Read John 9 and Romans 2.
Let me restate his theological idea: Disabled children are God’s punishment.
Feb 07 2010
Really? That was it? What – 30 seconds? Even NOW – the National Organization for Woman – did have a problem with it:
Feb 06 2010
I’ve often wondered that myself. This week, the former President will accept an award for his advancement of pro-life causes, and yet, there is something no right about that. John Gehring takes a look as Bush’s record and asks the same question.
Feb 01 2010
Paradigm Shift – exhibit 1:
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Jan 30 2010
Want to know more? Click here. Glen tells us of a blog which advocates killing pro-lifers. I mean real pro-lifers, not murderers like Roeder.
Jan 29 2010
You don’t kill to prevent killing, unless you believe in the preemptive war policy adopted by a former administration – and the jury agreed that Scott Roeder, who said that he was proud of murdering Dr. Tiller, was guilty of, well, murder:
Jan 27 2010
Yesterday, I posted on the Tim Tebow commercial which will air during the Superbowl – and while I had no problems with it, I questioned the ability of the organization’s money management. A kind commenter pointed us towards a press release about the situation.
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