The murder of abortionist George Tiller in Wichita, Kansas, on May 31 comprises some of the hottest debate taking place the day after. Unfortunately, but unsurprisingly, many in the pro-abortion crowd are using it to make Tiller a martyr and the pro-life position sinister.
George Tiller may have served as an usher in his Lutheran church, [...]
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The murder of George Tiller violates the pro-life position
Posted in Abortion, pro-life, tagged Abortion, George Tiller, murder, pro-choice, pro-life on June 1, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Abortion: the child sacrifice of sophisticates
Posted in Abortion, Life, Worship, pro-life, tagged Abortion, paganism, pro-life, responsibility on October 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
“Civilized” societies of the twenty-first century look with disdain upon those cultures which have been guilty of child sacrifice. In times of trouble, children would be sacrificed to some deity of popular imagination in order to placate the wrath of that god. At other times, children would be sacrificed in order to secure blessing, perhaps [...]
Abortion or murder? A distinction without a difference
Posted in Abortion, Life, pro-life, tagged Abortion, hypocrisy, Life, pro-life on July 22, 2008 | 13 Comments »
If a woman takes her child’s life after he is born, it is murder and she can be prosecuted. If she has her child’s life taken by a certain point after conception, then it is a legal abortion and she is defended for having exercised her “right to choose.”
Check out this report from foxnews.com:
A [...]
Abortion: scoring political points with death
Posted in Abortion, Life, tagged Abortion, culture, Life, Obama, pro-life, Psalm 139 on June 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
In the throes of yet another U.S. presidential campaign (do they ever cease?), the issue of abortion is again before the public. Soon-to-be Democratic nominee Barack Obama gladly trumpets his endorsement of “a woman’s right to choose” in order to set himself against his Republican opponent.
I’ve always been intrigued by that phrase: “a woman’s right [...]