AMERICAN DIGEST: Comment on "Miniature body parts": No Fire Escapes In Hell: Little arms and legs amidst what looked like bloody ground beef and assorted internal parts. I was old enough to judge by myself that abortion was horribly wrong. It wasn't propaganda that swayed me; it was reality.
It is reality.
The left likes to hide from it (reality in many forms, in fact), tries to justify it by saying that a fetus is not viable until it's outside the womb and breathing on it's own. (But there are many Kermit Gosnells who don't even care at that point either.)
The left can lie to themselves.
That's why it's so easy for the left to lie to the rest of us, all of the time about everything.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Abortion in America: A Personal Journey @ AMERICAN DIGEST
Abortion in America: A Personal Journey @ AMERICAN DIGEST:
it is so very easy to accept the counsel of our fears, taking matters into our own hands, rather than restin in faith that the situation is not so dark as it appears.
As Twain said, most of the problems I've know in my life never really happened.
it is so very easy to accept the counsel of our fears, taking matters into our own hands, rather than restin in faith that the situation is not so dark as it appears.
As Twain said, most of the problems I've know in my life never really happened.
Isaiah 42:3 "A bruised reed shall he not break , ..." KJV - Online Bible Study
Isaiah 42:3 "A bruised reed shall he not break , ..." KJV - Online Bible Study: 3 A bruised reed shall he not break , and the smoking wick shall he not quench : he shall bring forth judgment unto truth.
Abortion in America: A Personal Journey @ AMERICAN DIGEST
Abortion in America: A Personal Journey @ AMERICAN DIGEST
If life truly begins at conception, or after cell division commences and
unique DNA is formed, then by logical progression life must end at the
time that the physical body ceases to live. If however, one accepts
that life continues in some form and some place after the physical body
is no longer alive, then the beginning of life must be before that point
of conception, again in some form and some place. God says it thusly,
"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you". Indeed, the pro-abortion
side has set the choices as "at birth" or "at conception" and the
argument has been refined by scientific insights as to when between
those two points life can be viable. God's point of view is that He
creates life before the physical body is created and that He sustains it
while the body is alive and that there is a destination beyond the
physical body at which time life is culminated...but as in most earthly
points of view that are in opposition, God's view is left out of the
argument (too much is required in the way of faith to consider it
acceptable to all sides).
If life truly begins at conception, or after cell division commences and
unique DNA is formed, then by logical progression life must end at the
time that the physical body ceases to live. If however, one accepts
that life continues in some form and some place after the physical body
is no longer alive, then the beginning of life must be before that point
of conception, again in some form and some place. God says it thusly,
"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you". Indeed, the pro-abortion
side has set the choices as "at birth" or "at conception" and the
argument has been refined by scientific insights as to when between
those two points life can be viable. God's point of view is that He
creates life before the physical body is created and that He sustains it
while the body is alive and that there is a destination beyond the
physical body at which time life is culminated...but as in most earthly
points of view that are in opposition, God's view is left out of the
argument (too much is required in the way of faith to consider it
acceptable to all sides).
Abortion in America: A Personal Journey @ AMERICAN DIGEST
Abortion in America: A Personal Journey @ AMERICAN DIGEST
Comment #78 on Abortion in America: A Personal Journey --
"I am a converted Catholic; meaning I converted from Protestant to
Catholic as an adult. I believe abortion is wrong, but I also believe it
is and will be forever impossible to determine "viability",
"otherness". An infant is not viable outside the womb until the age of
26, if O-liar-care is correct, and some people never develop a sense of
otherness, even after the ripe age of 26. Picture Julia and Pajama-boy
coming together in Hippa-space.
"The "my own body" argument is also specious; what part of the DNA is
yours and what part is owned by the father and what part is owned by
the baby?
"The "brain activity" argument also breaks down in the face of the
elderly and a child who cannot bear to part with the now senile parent
who once cared for them.
"All the arguments for and against abortion at some point break down,
except for the argument, when is this child a child? When and where do
we protect the innocent?
"I was a CPS Social Worker before I retired. How many mothers avoid
the legal consequences of taking meth up to the fourth day before
delivery of their child, because they know the drug is gone from their
system by the fourth day? Fetal alcohol effects also come to mind, but
those effects don't go away. I once interviewed a young mother who
aborted her child even after his/her left arm had reached out from her
womb, which by the way was the third time she decided to abort. No, she
did not want and did not hold a funeral. I have also heard the primal
screams of infants born addicted to heroin, then mitigated by IV
morphine drips.
"Life is precious and the soul is God-breathed, I have come to
believe. Who am I to decide when and where life or soul or humanity
begins? Grace and Forgiveness is Divine. Pray, meditate, chant, or do
whatever floats your boat, but let "Abba" hear from you, then try to be
quiet and listen, turn off the text messages too.
"Our wonderful post-modern government will now protect a turtle egg
with a potential prison sentence. Goodness gracious great balls of fire,
what hath Gaia wrought?"
Comment #78 on Abortion in America: A Personal Journey --
"I am a converted Catholic; meaning I converted from Protestant to
Catholic as an adult. I believe abortion is wrong, but I also believe it
is and will be forever impossible to determine "viability",
"otherness". An infant is not viable outside the womb until the age of
26, if O-liar-care is correct, and some people never develop a sense of
otherness, even after the ripe age of 26. Picture Julia and Pajama-boy
coming together in Hippa-space.
"The "my own body" argument is also specious; what part of the DNA is
yours and what part is owned by the father and what part is owned by
the baby?
"The "brain activity" argument also breaks down in the face of the
elderly and a child who cannot bear to part with the now senile parent
who once cared for them.
"All the arguments for and against abortion at some point break down,
except for the argument, when is this child a child? When and where do
we protect the innocent?
"I was a CPS Social Worker before I retired. How many mothers avoid
the legal consequences of taking meth up to the fourth day before
delivery of their child, because they know the drug is gone from their
system by the fourth day? Fetal alcohol effects also come to mind, but
those effects don't go away. I once interviewed a young mother who
aborted her child even after his/her left arm had reached out from her
womb, which by the way was the third time she decided to abort. No, she
did not want and did not hold a funeral. I have also heard the primal
screams of infants born addicted to heroin, then mitigated by IV
morphine drips.
"Life is precious and the soul is God-breathed, I have come to
believe. Who am I to decide when and where life or soul or humanity
begins? Grace and Forgiveness is Divine. Pray, meditate, chant, or do
whatever floats your boat, but let "Abba" hear from you, then try to be
quiet and listen, turn off the text messages too.
"Our wonderful post-modern government will now protect a turtle egg
with a potential prison sentence. Goodness gracious great balls of fire,
what hath Gaia wrought?"
Monday, January 20, 2014
Grouchy Old Cripple | tagline
Grouchy Old Cripple | tagline
During the Revolutionary War, there were British sympathizers known
as Tories among the colonists. Some of them would work hand-in-hand with
the Redcoats to try to foil the battle plans of the Continental Army.
After a certain skirmish, a group of General Washington’s men tracked
one of these sympathizers to a farm, which they searched for hours
without success. A militiaman then came up with the idea to release a
hen into a barn where they suspected the fugitive might be hiding.
Sure enough, loud cackling and commotion quickly ensued, and the
soldiers were finally able to take their prisoner into custody. This was
the first known instance where someone (more…) had a chicken catch a Tory!!
During the Revolutionary War, there were British sympathizers known
as Tories among the colonists. Some of them would work hand-in-hand with
the Redcoats to try to foil the battle plans of the Continental Army.
After a certain skirmish, a group of General Washington’s men tracked
one of these sympathizers to a farm, which they searched for hours
without success. A militiaman then came up with the idea to release a
hen into a barn where they suspected the fugitive might be hiding.
Sure enough, loud cackling and commotion quickly ensued, and the
soldiers were finally able to take their prisoner into custody. This was
the first known instance where someone (more…) had a chicken catch a Tory!!
Sunday, January 19, 2014
The Fat Lady Sings: Monday’s Child
The Fat Lady Sings: Monday’s Child
JDR was born on a Tuesday.
JDR was born on a Tuesday.
Monday’s Child
Monday's child is fair of face,
Tuesday's child is full of grace,
Wednesday's child is full of woe,
Thursday's child has far to go,
Friday's child is loving and giving,
Saturday's child must work for a living,
But the child that's born on the Sabbath day
Is fair and wise and good and gay.
Tuesday's child is full of grace,
Wednesday's child is full of woe,
Thursday's child has far to go,
Friday's child is loving and giving,
Saturday's child must work for a living,
But the child that's born on the Sabbath day
Is fair and wise and good and gay.
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