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Abortion, Gun Rights, and Zealousness
This article has as its title that abortion rights “has become” the NRA of the left. I think it’s been that way for a very long time. The issue with Kermit Gosnell is despicable and the silence from any part of any Christian community other than “pro lifers” has been appalling. We have a rabid allegiance on the left to…
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The Ugliness That Gets “Lightly” Reported
Finally, after FIVE WEEKS of trial, the grisly story of an abortion doctor performing late term abortions and murders makes it to the main stream media. And they don’t hold back any details. This is not light reading, folks. But it MUST be read. We can talk of the violence in our schools, in Boston, in Iraq… but the violence committed…
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Roe
Today is the 40th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision. A decision that came on the end of over a decade of intense upheaval in our nation as we battled over civil rights, the Vietnam War, and crooked politicians. It has been an ongoing symbol of division that in many ways was a capstone of a deeply divided era.…
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Bowing to the Beast
Since the Susan G Komen Foundation bowed to the beast of our culture, which is represented in this case by Planned Parenthood, all is well once again in our world. Here is what we learn: do not poke the bear. But poke we must. Christianity Today takes it on here. Some pointed words: In all of this, though, we can…
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Abortion
I work hard to stay away from what may seem to be “political” statements on my blog. Facebook is different. Yet, the whole blow up this week with Planned Parenthood and the Susan G. Komen Foundation has so crushed my spirit, I am going to take that risk. I repent for not remembering Pro-Life Sunday (as well as MLK Sunday).…
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Roe v. Wade
To my shame I did not mention the passing of the date that commemorates Roe vs. Wade. In fact, we rarely mention it at all anymore. This article from ten years ago highlights we may have been bored of this for quite some time. Getting past the issue of “unwanted pregnancies,” or “endangering the life of the mother,” when I think…