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Recollections of a Taxi Cab Ride with Abortionist George Tiller
LifeSiteNews ^ | 6/2/09 | LifeSiteNews

Posted on 06/02/2009 12:11:02 PM PDT by wagglebee

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To: P-Marlowe

Jeepers. Thank you for sharing your insights.


61 posted on 06/02/2009 1:08:34 PM PDT by Alamo-Girl
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To: TheConservativeParty

TheConservativeParty wrote:

I do believe fully in God. He is all powerful and can do anything. Why then is it not possible Tiller’s killing was a result of God’s will? Be kind. Just wanted to float this idea out there. I mean there were lots and lots of Chistian soldiers in the Bible, fighting for righteousness. Why should it be any different today?

Nevadan writes:

I understand the emotional reaction to accept and affirm the death of a person who committed such moral wickedness, yet, I still believe, if we are consistent with being righteous before God and man (see Acts 24:16 “So I strive always to keep my conscience clear before God and man.”)
, that taking the law into our own hands is a sin against God and man. What Tiller did was also a sin against God and man. Both acts were wrong - Tiller had the more egregious sin, but still, murdering him was wrong as well.

Why? Because if you start “acting on God’s behalf” in regard to justice, you are taking upon yourself what rightly belongs to the government - not self-proclaimed prophets who claim “God told me to do this”.

God is perfectly able to mete out justice on His own. But, don’t get me wrong - I’m not saying we should stand by and not defend ourselves. I’m not a pacifist. However, dealing out justice on our own volition, without the authority of our elected govenment, is just plain murder. I do not believe that God condones that.

Please do not believe I’m against those who tried to kill Hitler - that was a time of war and Hitler was violating both the laws of God and man. I do not see these acts as one and the same.

The example of the militia defending their right to keep and bear arms - if that is true and all there is to the story, then I would say they are justified in resisting because the government was violating the Law of the Land, i.e. the Constitution.

The guy who murdered Tiller was acting in his own accord - not God’s. God always told His prophets and His people what He was going to do way ahead of time - so that when it happened - you knew it was God. People who go around acting in God’s name - we don’t know if God spoke to them. Anyone could say this. I just do not believe that kind of activity matches the character of integrity of our God.

As long as we still have the right to vote and change our leaders and laws, plus the freedom to discuss and argue our position, then I do not believe we have the moral right to take the law into our own hands. Going down that road is a very, very, serious and scary thing for our country and our society.


62 posted on 06/02/2009 1:10:56 PM PDT by Nevadan
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To: AxelPaulsenJr
Actually the remorse I feel is that Tiller’s death is actually going to strengthen the hand of the abortionists.

Maybe not. The left in general seems to be a bit reluctant to make a martyr out of a man that killed fully-formed infants.

If you believe what Tiller was doing was murder, though, why wouldn't you be happy that Tiller no longer has a chance to continue committing infanticide?

63 posted on 06/02/2009 1:12:50 PM PDT by Ol' Sparky (Liberal Republicans are the greater of two evils)
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To: wagglebee
“We deplore the killing of George Tiller on Sunday morning," said [Joe] Scheidler.

"Absolutely, check back with us on Monday or Tuesday morning"
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64 posted on 06/02/2009 1:13:13 PM PDT by mkjessup
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To: AxelPaulsenJr
Each has to follow the dictates of their own conscience before God...one way or the other.

I am not at that stage...but I know this, the absolute depravity of what this man fought in his way, is not, after so much blood has been shed, something that necessrily will end "civilly".

As I have stated, I pray we can make that happen and win in the court of public opinion and the ballot box. And I work to that end...but part of that, IMHO, now has to be stating plainly the direct and unvarnished truth of this bloody genocide.

But, every day we are not successful, another 3,300+ babies are gruesoomely torn apart. That is the fact of the matter.

Our foreefthers hoped for a peaceful end to slavery, the fundmental moral issue of their day...and worked hard for it. But, tragically, it did not end thatway.

65 posted on 06/02/2009 1:15:52 PM PDT by Jeff Head (Freedom is not free...never has been, never will be. (www.dragonsfuryseries.com))
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To: AxelPaulsenJr
I also feel remorse for the children in that church that witnessed that murder.

But, apparently none of the women who have come to regret allowing Tiller to kill their babies.

You diminish the life of the unborn when you don't treat those that commit mass murder in the womb with the same disdain as those that commit mass murder outside of it, especially when those being killed were fully-formed and the equivalent of infants.

66 posted on 06/02/2009 1:16:18 PM PDT by Ol' Sparky (Liberal Republicans are the greater of two evils)
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To: AxelPaulsenJr; wagglebee
Tiller was a repulsive monster.
And so was his murderer.


Tiller's killer did NOT have the blood of over 60,000 innocent unborn children on his hands.

He might be a murderer, but he was no 'monster'.

You apparently don't even know the meaning of the word.
67 posted on 06/02/2009 1:17:25 PM PDT by mkjessup (How do you like your George Tiller folks? Oops, sorry - "extra crispy" is the only option ...)
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To: Jeff Head

I figured it would be corny but not that bad.


68 posted on 06/02/2009 1:18:32 PM PDT by ansel12 (Romney (guns)"instruments of destruction with the sole purpose of hunting down and killing people")
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To: AxelPaulsenJr

No, Tillers murderer was a nut job.

Tiller was a MONSTER because he enjoyed killing babies and PROFITED from the death of innocents. He got off on the killing and made a bundle at the same time.


69 posted on 06/02/2009 1:20:18 PM PDT by Mr. Jazzy (No greater friend, no worse enemy -The United States Marine Corps.)
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To: mkjessup; AxelPaulsenJr

KIO, end this flamewar now or you both will be suspended.


80 posted on 06/02/2009 1:43:07 PM PDT by Admin Moderator
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