Quote of the Day 1-19-10
I know we’ve picked on Fox….
However… CBS is getting ready to show some real hypocrisy as well. A few years ago, when they last had the Super Bowl – which is, by
the way, the Super Bowl of Advertising – CBSUnited Church of Christ which encouraged tolerance in the Christian
We now reach the present. And CBS is apparently going to have no
problem allowing an anti-choice ad from Tim Tebow (ironically, a Brett
Favre-like object of a media man crush — except imagine Brett Favre as
a proselytizing Bible-thumper, yeah it’s that horrific)…. rejected an ad from the
faith,
including the acceptance of gay and lesbians as congregants….
~ Firedoglake.com, January 19
Jan.19, 2010 8:51 pm |
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
Tim Tebow’s story is inspirational. His mother was told to abort him because there was a chance he could be deformed due to medicines she was taking. She refused and he was born just fine.
What a great role-model Tebow is. Reminds me a bit of Roger Staubach from the 1970’s.
Off topic : My sis-in-law recently found out that she is pregnant and the doctors were telling her to have a first trimester screen. She told them that it was not necessary because even if the baby had downs she would still go on with the pregnancy. She said the doctor had a puzzled look on his face. I guess some folks don’t understand the concept of a mother keeping her child even if the child will not be perfect in the worlds eyes.
On another note, I was able to convince my other sister to not use IUD for birth control. I told her that she could still conceive and the IUD would cause a miscarriage. She thanked me for letting her know. I guess sometimes, people just need to be informed. Sometimes we buy into birth control commercials on TV without realizing the harm.
M,
Thank you for sharing that. I had to switch to a prolife doctor for my babies. He stopped asking me about amnio(made no difference to me)with my pregnancies and knew that we would welcome an “imperfect” child into our family. :)