The Texas filibuster situation was deemed a war on women. Further they now say Texas women have spoken (even though the representatives they elected say otherwise).
I have a cousin I love with all my heart but she’s an Episcopal and a retired nurse who has had a hand in abortions. She doesn’t talk about it much but when she even gets NEAR to anything mentioning it, I feel rage inside of me and try to get away as best I can.
“Narrow is the gate and few find it”I have a cousin I love with all my heart but she’s an Episcopal and a retired nurse who has had a hand in abortions. She doesn’t talk about it much but when she even gets NEAR to anything mentioning it, I feel rage inside of me and try to get away as best I can.
When I see Pelosi laugh at Father Pavone and his ministry…whew…when I see black churches and Christians support Obama…whew…I now truly know that I am a minority and I relish it. I fully expect some sort of physical action against me before my eyes close in death. Or Christ’s Second Coming.
Pelosi…
How sad when they shall cry out onto the rocks to hide them from the wrath of the Son of God. May He ever keep us and sustain us until that Glorious Day.
I’m a Texas woman and I promise that they don’t speak for me. In fact, it breaks my heart that any woman would want the right to kill their child, much less FIGHT for this right. It is horrible and depraved.
They can’t. In fact, Pelosi couldn’t even truly defend herself when asked what the moral difference was between what Kermit Gosnell did (infanticide) and an in utero abortion taking place at the same gestational age (and this was asked because Gosnell - and other abortionists - considered what he did to be “after birth abortion”). She just stammered, said something about “sacred ground”, and was completely nonsensical. Of course, this is probably because she might not even really believe what she claims to believe regarding abortion - it’s a position that she almost is forced to take due to her party and her constituency.
) it helps to know how to reframe the discussion so that 1) we de-fuse their initial argument and 2) encourage them to actually consider our position. This not only takes practice, but reliable information. I’m not a big promoter of putting gin plugs for books, etc…but there IS a great book that has helped me tremendously in this realm. It’s got several hot-button issues that get thrown in Catholic’s faces from liberals lately and explains how to recognize the “positive intention” behind their view, how to address it and reframe it, and explain the Catholic position intelligibly and charitably.Abortion is a difficult issue to resolve. Liberals want to protect the right of a woman to control her own body while conservatives say they want to protect the life of the unborn baby. It is impossible to reconcile the two views. The only thing can be said is that the liberals gain nothing from their stance (unless they themselves are pregnant with an unwanted baby) while the conservatives who say they love unborn babies so much get the chance to appear generous, goody-goody and even saintly with absolutely no cost to themselves and without actually doing anything.
It is not really impossible to reconcile the two views. A woman has a right to control her own body, and chooses whether or not to engage in activity designed to create a baby. At that point, another person exists and also has the right to be protected.
I really admire your dedication to children, after all they are God’s children - congratulations, i wish there were more like you.
Or maybe we can just let people be accountable for their choices and expect them to treat ALL humans with dignity…including unborn infants?
Like imposing our values on how WE want to live life on to those infants who had no choice in whether or not to be conceived?? Or is it okay for SOME humans (adults who made a choice) to impose their values on others (infants who had no choice)…as long as those same humans don’t feel like others’ values are being imposed on them?
