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New Kids Book: "The Preborn Christ: A Story of God in the Womb"
www.PreciousLifeMinistries.org ^ | 4-8-2002

Posted on 04/08/2002 4:54:14 PM PDT by Notwithstanding

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To: SpookBrat
So your point is: God doesn't mind babies being chopped up into tiny pieces because he hasn’t breathed life into it yet. He doesn't mind a sharp object being stabbed in the back of a baby’s head, because the 9 month old "fetus" just ain't alive. You are stubborn and are trying to justify this by using the scriptures, while in the same breath, bashing Jesus Freaks, one issue voters, and those who want a Theocracy. (Yeah right). THIS CHILD COULD VERY WELL BREATHE ON IT'S OWN, IF THEY WOULD LET GOD BREATHE "LIFE" INTO IT (according to you, it's not alive yet without this “breath”).

Wow. Another example of "you either agree with me that abortion is murder or you are pro-abortion and a 'baby killer'." I can only imagine where that kind of blind rage-driven thinking will lead.

Actually I already have imagined it. Like the mayor of Atown. Shot in the gut atop the wall.

I simply showed you where the scriptures indicate life begins at birth. Take it up with the Author if you like. I did not justify abortion, nor did I show you any scripture that endorses or justifies abortion (there aren't any). All I can imagine that's driving your rage is you see what I showed you as a threat to justification to control the lives of others through the "abortion is murder" excuse.

In short, a threat to theocratic political power.

81 posted on 04/10/2002 9:46:10 PM PDT by Risky Schemer
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To: SpookBrat
I absolutely love your passion on this subject, Spooky. Thank you for PINGING me to this thread. I'm very much in agreement with all you said, and I applaud your efforts with people who don't want to hear the truth....
82 posted on 04/10/2002 9:56:05 PM PDT by marylina
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To: ganesha
One obvious problem with your story as a metaphor for America is that in real life it is A town which is trying to coerce Z town into adopting it's values. Pro Abortionists are not satisfied unless every state, every city and town and every country shares their values and has abortion clinics.

Yep. Some on both sides trying to impose their beliefs -- by force -- on the other.

You remember Prohibition, don't you? Using thin Bible justification and "science," the temperance movement succeeded in, for a time, telling everyone they would not drink alcoholic beverages. It wasn't about morality, it wasn't about "caring," it wasn't about religious duty -- it was about the glory and satisfaction of the power of telling everyone else what to do, by force.

And it's the same today. Often an issue with two combatant sides, at loggerheads over which will get to hold the power and tell everyone else what to do. And make them do it at the point of a gun.

Repealing Roe v Wade and returning the choice to the states would be the obvious solution. However, in the real world, there's little "live and let live." Anti-abortion activists could not stand it if a single state did not outlaw abortion according to their will, and using "abortion is murder" as justification, would mobilize to pressure every state into outlawing it.

And whatever the motive of the pro-abortionists (a woman's body is her own, women will be forced into back alley clinics, etc.), I'm sure the ones like you describe would work to have every state legalize abortion.

I say the government should return it to the states, then make sure everyone abides by the policy of live and let live. If that's even possible.

83 posted on 04/10/2002 10:23:42 PM PDT by Risky Schemer
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To: Risky Schemer; Ladydoc
"In short, a threat to theocratic political power."

errrr.....were we a Theocracy BEFORE 1973? You STILL have not answered my question.

I know the author very well. Life does not begin at birth. Any doctor will you tell you that. The baby is alive inside the mother with a heart beat. When the heart beat stops, the baby is DEAD, and she has a miscarriage. The opposite of life is death. The baby is either alive or dead in the womb. And since your hang up seems to be the presence of oxygen, again, I'm telling you the baby is receiving oxygen from the mother. Couldn’t that be considered "breath" of life?

MY RAGE IS NOT BLIND. I know what I'm talking about when I discuss the horrors of abortion, on a very personal level. I work with women who suffer post abortion stress issues at a crisis pregnancy center. The picture is not pretty. Up to 80% of women who have received an abortion(s), have emotional issues afterwards, often times, very severe issues. My sister had hers 10 years ago, and frequently calls me crying. If she didn’t have that option, she would have given birth, life would be fine now and my niece or nephew would be alive. Not to mention, a piece of my sister would still be alive. A part of her own heart and soul is dead now. You don’t get it do you? My sister is not alone. There are millions of women out there who thought abortion was the answer. (And 40,000,000 dead American human beings out in a land fill some where).

You twisted the scriptures and you twist God's word around to prove your point, and your point has no logic. Wanting a moral, civilized society where people are not robbed, murdered, raped, etc does NOT mean I want a theocracy. Do you want laws to protect the innocent or are you an anarchists? Do you know what happens to a civilization that allows abortion on demand? Guess who is next. The elderly, the sick, or the “imbeciles”. You could be next. I very much want laws to protect your innocent life. There is no sanctity of life. Life becomes meaningless and disposable. Protecting unborn children does not mean living in a Theocracy. Good grief, even PAGAN civilizations protected the unborn, and they certainly were not living under a Theocracy.

I've slept about 6 hours the last 48 hours. This conversation is over, unless you want to be the recipient of my exhausted wrath.

84 posted on 04/11/2002 4:19:05 AM PDT by SpookBrat
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To: marylina; ArGee
Nice to see the both of you. I've missed seeing you around.
85 posted on 04/11/2002 4:20:35 AM PDT by SpookBrat
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To: ganesha
I am not sure just how God applied the merits of the Cross to the Mother of Jesus at the time of her conception. I do, however, know that with God all things are possible.
86 posted on 04/11/2002 6:57:36 AM PDT by Notwithstanding
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To: Risky Schemer
Point of order--all babies are born with full sets of teeth. The teeth of most are covered by their gums. Some babies' teeth are visible at birth, however.
87 posted on 04/11/2002 8:42:03 AM PDT by mondonico
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To: SpookBrat
I've slept about 6 hours the last 48 hours. This conversation is over, unless you want to be the recipient of my exhausted wrath.

Got it. My back is better, so I'm of a mind to be a bit nicer myself. :)

89 posted on 04/11/2002 12:21:56 PM PDT by Risky Schemer
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To: Risky Schemer;harrison bergeron;wwjdn;jmj333;mhgintn;carenot;notwithstanding;aristophanes
The Bible position is clear. Life begins at birth. (And new life begins at new birth.)

That's sacrilege.

In any case, explain how a preemie born 6 months post-conception is more alive than an in-utero prenatal baby at 6 months post-conception???

By the way, your unique DNA came into existence at conception, not before, not after.

90 posted on 04/11/2002 5:09:39 PM PDT by The Giant Apricots
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To: The Giant Apricots
The Bible position is clear. Life begins at birth. (And new life begins at new birth.)

That's sacrilege.

According to who?

91 posted on 04/11/2002 5:28:12 PM PDT by Risky Schemer
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To: Risky Schemer
According to who?

Me.

92 posted on 04/11/2002 7:50:15 PM PDT by The Giant Apricots
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To: The Giant Apricots
According to who?

Me.

Oookay. :)

93 posted on 04/11/2002 10:26:36 PM PDT by Risky Schemer
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To: Risky Schemer
So much easier than an extended Biblical argument.
94 posted on 04/11/2002 10:58:16 PM PDT by The Giant Apricots
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To: The Giant Apricots
Got it. I certainly can't disagree with you over what your opinion is. :)
95 posted on 04/11/2002 11:12:17 PM PDT by Risky Schemer
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To: Risky Schemer
Some opinions are more accurate than others.
96 posted on 04/12/2002 5:41:39 AM PDT by Notwithstanding
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To: AdamWeisshaupt
You are missing the point of my post. The story implies that they are trying to present a biologically accurate view of the life of Jesus in the womb. Since the pregnancy of Mary begins with a supernatural event, this would pose a problem for a scientific explanation. They could of course, just skip over the earliest part of the pregnancy, but the right to life position claims that life begins at conception. Therefore it is a legitimate question.
97 posted on 04/14/2002 10:49:54 PM PDT by ganesha
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