Fighting the culture of death. (Don't worry, he's only sleeping.)
Today is a sad day: the 37th anniversary of Roe vs. Wade when abortion was legalised in America. No one of sound mind disputes that life begins at conception. But we continue to abort; in the USA, 3000 babies are aborted each day. (Not to mention the chemical abortions caused by the Pill and other devices.) How do we define genocide? Think long and hard about that question and the reality of the mass murder caused by abortion. This is the greatest civil rights fight of our time. Where do you stand?
Fighting the culture of death. (Don't worry, he's only sleeping.)
Today is a sad day: the 37th anniversary of Roe vs. Wade when abortion was legalised in America. No one of sound mind disputes that life begins at conception. But we continue to abort; in the USA, 3000 babies are aborted each day. (Not to mention the chemical abortions caused by the Pill and other devices.) How do we define genocide? Think long and hard about that question and the reality of the mass murder caused by abortion. This is the greatest civil rights fight of our time. Where do you stand?
1 comment:
Thanks Elena. I stand right along with you. Have you heard of this new reality show which follows moms with unplanned pregnancies and apparently viewers will have some say as to whether they should keep their babies? I think it is called "Bump". Sometimes (often) our culture makes me really sad and sick to my stomach. On another "life" issue, Haiti has really been on my heart (along with everyone else's I'm sure) and especially thinking of all the mommies and daddies who have lost their babies and all the babies who have lost their parents. I'm not sure if God is placing adoption on our hearts or not but I will be praying about it. Love you, T
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