Pro-life blog buzz 4-12-13
by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli
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- Clinic Quotes has a chilling reminder of the history that we should not forget. Did you know the company that manufactured the poison gas used in Nazi gas chambers is the same company that obtained the patent for chemical abortion drug RU-486?
- Abolitionist Society of OK, though sometimes criticized for being judgmental of others in the pro-life movement, has graphics and messaging that speak to the abortion issue without apology. This poster (pictured left; click to enlarge) is no exception:
A silent church that meets down the street from an abortion mill may have a number of true believers. But if those believers know about abortion and yet do nothing about it, then they are likely in sin and not practicing true Christianity. It is in this sense that one could say that it is merely a “church” – it may contain believers, but if it is not being salt and light in the world around it, then what is its purpose? - Abstinence Clearinghouse helps parents prepare their teen for prom season. Let’s not allow “buy the hot dress” and “here’s a condom” to be the only messages they hear.
- Big Blue Wave exposes the combining of late term “therapeutic” abortions with stillbirth numbers in British Columbia, causing the numbers to increase by 137%. Of course, the mainstream media sees a plus side to this:
The increase has had a concurrent effect as it has meant fewer births of babies with severe congenital anomalies, a B.C. study in the Canadian Medical Association Journal shows.Eugenic philosophy clearly hasn’t gone out of style.
- Culture Campaign continues to hammer the media blackout of abortionist Kermit Gosnell’s trial:
[The Media Research Center] reports that there has been no network coverage on ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, NPR or PBS, and just one brief mention on CNN.
- Live Action promotes the compelling story of well-known Christian artist Ron DiCianni, who was reportedly “saved from abortion minutes before he was scheduled to die” and is now promoting a campaign to get one of his paintings (pictured right; click to enlarge) placed in pregnancy centers – and even in abortion clinics.
- Bound4Life encourages prayer for Israel, particularly that their attitudes toward the preborn would be changed:
… [W]omen are forced to serve in the Israeli army and that while they serve they get two free abortions, and most women take advantage of this “free service.” I have since learned that abortion is pushed by authority and preferred. It is almost a rite of passage or a badge of honor for women who serve in the IDF. It is becoming a part of the culture, just like keeping kosher. Women who conceive and choose to keep their child are immediately expelled from the army. They also perform abortions all the way up to 38 weeks, when the child could certainly survive on his or her own. The baby tragically has no rights and is not considered to be a person until the umbilical cord is cut.Pregnancy resource centers in Israel also need our prayers and support.
- Down on the Pharm wonders how far MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry’s comments against “the private notion that children belong to their parents” actually go:
Now that Planned Parenthood and Obama are Out of the Closet for Infanticide, will the community have anything to say about this?At what point of development does the baby become community property?
Will you be allowed to conceive without village approval?
Will the community direct when you should have an abortion?
- The Guiding Star Project has a two-part post containing healing resources for victims of sexual assault:
According to RAINN.org, young women ages 12-34 are the population at highest risk of becoming victims of sexual assault. What does this statistic tell us? It tells us that rape often occurs during a young woman’s formative years, and that there are a great deal of sexual assault survivors that grow up to be mothers.
[Photos via Abolitionist Society and Live Action]
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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.
I am soooo tired of this ‘being judgmental of others”! Put that up against Ezekiel 33:8 “If I say to the wicked, O wicked man, you shall surely die, and you do not speak to warn the wicked to turn from his way, that wicked man shall die in his iniquity, but his blood I will require at your hand.” Then there is 1 Corinthians 6:2-3 “Do you not know that the saints will judge the world? And if the world is to be judged by you, are you incompetent to try trivial cases? Do you not know that we are to judge angels? How much more, matters pertaining to this life?”
Do not mind when someone says, “How nice you look today!” Is that judgmental?
Do mind when someone damns me to hell! Know the meaning of words and expressions. If I am doing wrong I want to be corrected now and not at the throne of God when it is too late to change. Misplaced compassion in not speaking up, to afraid of hurting someone’s feelings can put you at odds with the above verses. Need to speak with love and speak up now.
The RU-486/Nazi killing gas connection is chilling. Truth is stranger than fiction.
The Nazis also learned a lot from Margaret Sanger the founder of Planned Parenthood and the American Eugenics Society. You can learn about this by watching the chilling movie Maafa 21 or looking up Maafa 21 on Facebook. The Nazis wanted to exterminate blacks as well as Jews. And Planned Parenthood to this day targets Afro-American and Hispanic neighborhoods.
Good words from the Abolitionist Society of OK. I have trouble with people professing to believe in, worship and serve The Lord of Life yet being in favor of abortion on demand, or even being silent about the killing of the unborn. The silence of the church in Germany helped give Hitler free rein for his reign of terror.
As to this whole judging thing, I agree with you Patty. I also find that it is often the people who whine about people being judgmental who are the most judgmental themselves. “Don’t judge us for wanting babies killed, but we’ll judge you for speaking up for those babies. Hypocrisy.
“The RU-486/Nazi killing gas connection is chilling. Truth is stranger than fiction”
On a related note, the zyklon B cannisters were delivered to the death camps and dropped into the gas chambers by the local Red Cross.(Source: Auschwitz: A Doctor’s Eyewitness Account, autobiography by holocaust survivor Miklos Nyiszli with Tibere Kremer, Richard Seaver and Bruno Bettelheim). It is my understanding that the American Red Cross is quite PP friendly…coincidence?