Jivin J’s Life Links 10-26-10
by JivinJ, host of the blog, JivinJehoshaphat
- Canada’s Globe and Mail has named abortionist Henry Morgentaler 1 of their “25 Transformational Canadians.” I found this quote from Morgentaler to be… well…:My experience during the Holocaust showed me the depth of depravity that human beings can become involved in…. It made me, more than ever, conscious of the inherent evil that human beings can descend to, and that it is our duty not to ever allow this to happen.
- The Columbus Dispatch has more information on the teen-marriage-because-mom-supposedly-wanted-daughter-to-have-an-abortion case:“What was your mother’s reaction?” [Judge] Acker asked.
“She was shocked. She couldn’t believe it,” Gabrielle [Squeglia] said. “She said that I hope I do the right thing, and I look at all my options, and I told her I want to keep it. She started saying I should get an abortion. ‘This isn’t right. You guys are too young.’ It just, like, killed me ’cause I thought she’d be happy for me, but she was all negative.”
- One WI scientist says he has a moral obligation to kill human embryos:“If the embryo would be destroyed anyway,” says [Ronald] Kahil, “we have a moral obligation to say, “Let’s see if we can use it and bring some betterment to humanity.'”
Kalil also thinks that he’s not immoral or unethical because he works long hours in a lab.
- The Irish Times reports that Irish custom authorities seized more than 1,000 packages of abortion drugs in 2009:The majority of seizures by customs and other services related to the drug Misoprostol (1,118 units) and Mifepristone (98), which are typically available on the internet.
- Is there a cheaper way to a cancer drug using tree stem cells?
- This Times of India article on adult stem cells being used to treat Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and cerebral palsy sounds a little too good to be true. They do claim the Parkinson’s research was published in a peer reviewed journal.
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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.
She started saying I should get an abortion
I would be heart-broken if my mother suggested I abort her grandchild. Please Lord, help this family heal its wounds.
“If they’re going to die, they’d better do it,” says [Ebeneezer] Scrooge, “and decrease the surplus population!”
“If the embryo would be destroyed anyway,” says [Ronald] Kahil, “we have a moral obligation to say, “Let’s see if we can use it and bring some betterment to humanity.’”
I can’t believe THAT is what he learned from the Holocaust!!
Do you begin to see the mental weaknesses that appear to characterize the anti-unborn human rights movement? Again and again, we notice the same cluelessness, the same lack of understanding, the same frustrating refusal to follow logic and to accept the plain truth.
What is absolutely obvious to us, they just cannot see. They have severe mental and moral blind spots which they cannot overcome or remove. They cannot accept the basic logically derived objective moral and biological truths offered by the unborn human rights movement.
Thus, Henry Morgentaler who has exterminated 100,000 human beings in Canada, cannot see that he has committed crimes and participated in an evil vastly greater, more terrible and more far reaching than anything the Nazis did. Don’t believe it? I’ll give you the figures:
Nazis killed: 30,000,000 human beings (1933-1945)
Abortionists killed: 1,600,000,000 human beings (1965-2010)
And the Globe And Mail, being a part of the clueless media, cannot see the truth either and, like our media, always sing the praises of the abortionists.
Joe, maybe it’s you that’s missing something.
I’m Lutheran, and our church had corporate prayers regarding George Tiller, but they were not prayers of repentance. I’m not sure quite how to broach the subject with the pastors- we are new to this church.
I was raised baptist: one thing baptists do is read bibles, and isn’t there a story or two about a systematically unrighteous man being killed before the altar? Just saying.
The one person I know who voted for Obama was a 50+ year old woman who told me about her daughter- how she had had an abortion, to keep her job as a cashier at a grocery store. She told me proudly that her daughter would end up a manager at the grocery store. She was proud of her ambitious daughter. I’m trying to find an upside of choosing a job as a grocery store clerk versus being a mother. I thought, no way this woman has an opinion that counts for anything, anywhere, anytime.
The guy being upset about the Holocaust, sounds like the Quaker doctor, who said “war is so bad we must get rid of too many people- too many people are the cause of war!” I was perplexed then, too. In Psalms, that’s one of the crimes that the warring party commits on the losing side- they rip infants from their mothers’ womb, they dash their heads on the rocks- that’s what enemies do. So, what are abortionists? Treasonous? Treacherous? Giving aid and comfort to the enemy?
I have nightmares after reading this blog.
ari
“Joe, maybe it’s you that’s missing something.”
Wow, there’s a thought. The tiny minority of people stamping their feet and screaming at the tops of their lungs are wrong, and not the other 95% of the world.
95%?! Sure, right Joan. >.>
Joe:
Thanks for your insights. Yes, it is hard to understand the thinking on the left. That is because it is largely built on feelings and personal preferences rather than reality.
Morgentaler has said that abortion reduces crime in Canada because the babies he is aborting are the same ones who would grow up to commit criminal acts. (try to prove that!) So in essence he is admitting that the preborn babies are indeed humans. And yet he goes ahead and aborts them. Wow! How can you pro-aborts out there countenance this type of thinking?