Yet apathetic about abortion.
Being against abortion is not being lost in the world. Lost would be not caring about babies being killed because 'it's not my problem'.
The abortion thread
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I realize that I appear apathetic about abortion. However the fact is simply that I have given up the illusion of control. I am weak, God is strong.Yet apathetic about abortion.
Being against abortion is not being lost in the world. Lost would be not caring about babies being killed because 'it's not my problem'.
Politics is downstream of Religion.
Every small discussion and every moment the truth is spoken matters. Prayer matters. Going to church matters. All of this makes manifest Christ's kingdom and has effect on all levels of society.
I notice you have have answered back on your controversial opinion here about 10 times, maybe more. You seem very passionate about not caring about this.
Are you hoping to convince us your position is right and get us to change our minds and stop caring about murdered babies?
Correct. Think with your brain and not with your heart. In spiritual terms, this amounts to following the spirit and not the soul.
What I mean to say is that reference to "murdered babies" is a rhetorical argument based on emotion. I prefer dialectic. So if you please...
Not a joke, it’s the real deal. Posted on Christmas.
On the original post, not only did they specifically choose a picture of Mary as a brown person, out of thousands of pictures on Jewgle, but they also brought up trannies as women who have a choice in having a kid. Top kek.
And so? The world is fallen is it not? Could this possibly be a surprise to anyone?
Also, are saying Mary would have been Caucasian? She almost certainly would have been some shade of brown.
Also, are saying Mary would have been Caucasian? She almost certainly would have been some shade of brown.
What do you think are the most accurate statistics on abortion. I'm in the US but it could be anywhere. I've heard that 1/4 women have had an abortion. I've also heard that it's "common" which implies higher. I've wondered if many abortions are from the same women. I'm confused about how common it is, and if it's just you could go anywhere in the country and find roughly 1/4 of the women you're around will have had one.
I know some women have one because they're told it's OK by culture and then they regret it, or some have one because they are scared of having the child but then regret it. But sometimes I think about how I'm surrounded by baby murderers. I would feel strange if I worked in an office where 1/4 of the women or men had likely murdered an adult, or when I walk in the supermarket knowing 1/4 of the women or men had likely murdered an adult.
I'm not trying to be "holier than thou" and I know everyone has done bad things which are not my business, but it's more the seriousness of the act, it's commonality, and the laid-back or now even celebratory view of it as "female empowerment" in some cases which is troubling me.
I know some women have one because they're told it's OK by culture and then they regret it, or some have one because they are scared of having the child but then regret it. But sometimes I think about how I'm surrounded by baby murderers. I would feel strange if I worked in an office where 1/4 of the women or men had likely murdered an adult, or when I walk in the supermarket knowing 1/4 of the women or men had likely murdered an adult.
I'm not trying to be "holier than thou" and I know everyone has done bad things which are not my business, but it's more the seriousness of the act, it's commonality, and the laid-back or now even celebratory view of it as "female empowerment" in some cases which is troubling me.
Well the stats are that about 1 in 5 conceptions is aborted in the US. In the Netherlands for example that's about 1 in 7. So if you extrapolate that to a long time period, it'd be not surprising if 1 in 4 women have had an abortion. In total you speak about roughly 1 million a year.
U.S. Abortion Statistics
Facts and figures relating to the frequency of abortion in the United States.
abort73.com
Other sources speak of roughly 600k a year, and for the US 1 in 6 pregnancies that is aborted.
Data and Statistics - Reproductive Health | CDC
Monitoring maternal and infant mortality and reproductive health complications and gathering data to better understand the extent of maternal and infant morbidity.
www.cdc.gov
Both sources tell that the majority age wise is aborted by women in their 20s, 50-60%. For teens, this is merely 10% or so.
We had a "working girl" one night who had a spontaneous abortion. Her medical history? Gravida - 6, Para -1. That means this woman had been pregnant six times yet only gave birth once. I think that the numbers can be skewed by women who has had mulitple abortions.
Citing 'right to privacy,' South Carolina Supreme Court strikes down heartbeat abortion ban - LifeSite
Governor McMaster has condemned the anti-life decision as an overreach of the state Supreme Court’s authority, and has pledged to work to help 'correct this error.'
www.lifesitenews.com
Democracy in action! On behalf of the electorate, South Carolina Supreme Court strikes down law passed by the duly elected state legislature and signed into law by the governor after the USSCt overturned Roe. The judgess who wrote the opinion says banning abortions when a heartbeat is detectable violates the sacred law of privacy, which is enshrined somewhere in the bowels of the Constitution. Because, as the Founders intended, dismembering a child awaiting its birthday is a private matter between the child and its mother.
What does that even mean? So because you might feel some emotions he’s automatically wrong and can be dismissed?
Is a child that has its life ended in the womb not a victim? Is consciously ending the life of another human being not murder?
I tend not to be persuaded by emotional arguments. Feeling emotions is fine but acting on them contrary to the truth and God's will is error.
Why does victimhood matter? Everyone dies, and to not be born into such a world as this might be seen as mercy.
Murder is a crime that is defined by law. If the killing in question is legal, then it is not murder, by definition.
Is this any surprise? In the kingdom of darkness, of which the king is Satan, that its subjects would act contrary to God and reason? They are fools, and God shows them as such, there is no point in fighting such fools. They are not our enemy.Citing 'right to privacy,' South Carolina Supreme Court strikes down heartbeat abortion ban - LifeSite
Governor McMaster has condemned the anti-life decision as an overreach of the state Supreme Court’s authority, and has pledged to work to help 'correct this error.'
Democracy in action! On behalf of the electorate, South Carolina Supreme Court strikes down law passed by the duly elected state legislature and signed into law by the governor after the USSCt overturned Roe. The judgess who wrote the opinion says banning abortions when a heartbeat is detectable violates the sacred law of privacy, which is enshrined somewhere in the bowels of the Constitution. Because, as the Founders intended, dismembering a child awaiting its birthday is a private matter between the child and its mother.
Neither they nor you are justified by the law:
Galatians 2:15 We who are Jews by nature, and not sinners of the Gentiles, 16 knowing that a man is not justified by the works of the law but by faith in Jesus Christ, even we have believed in Christ Jesus, that we might be justified by faith in Christ and not by the works of the law; for by the works of the law no flesh shall be justified.
Romans 4:14 14 For if those who are of the law are heirs, faith is made void and the promise made of no effect, 15 because the law brings about wrath; for where there is no law there is no transgression.
The law, God's or ours, does not bring salvation, only wrath.