Maybe this will make people understand that humanism’s thirst for death knows no limits. It wants to kill the human spirit directly through “health care” or, if it can not get away with that, on a daily basis it works to kill human bonds, inspiration, beauty, kindness, trust, freedom, honor, loyality and love. It works to kill the reason for living.
Many think the culture war has to do with the fight for and against the killing of unborn children and “sin.” It is not best described as that. Humanist activists struggle for the power to kill the human soul and spirit in everyone from conception to death.
I helped a woman who was in an accident and came out paralyzed from the waist down when I was in my early twenties. When it first happened, she wanted to die. It was humbling, painful and it was difficult. Then the dark clouds passed and she has lived another twenty five years in love and joy - just like she was inside before the accident. She has more years yet to live.
When she said she just wanted to die, I would say, “well let’s see how you feel about it in a few months after we get through rehab...after we get you an apartment...after we get you a car... That is one kind of support to a person who is hurting and scared. I was inspired to help this woman with no family by the compassion and love of Christ because, otherwise, I really was not all that great of a person at that age.
And then there is the death warriors who would have said to her when she was down, “okay, I will help you die. Take these pills.” And they act like wolves standing over their prey when they get ahold of a mark. Once they get the unhappy, eldery or handicapped to sign off on this survey, it is their death sentence and humanists will use their power to keep you from interfering like they do with abortion.
People just do realize the dark spirit moving in and enveloping this society. I’m sorry to say, there is no stopping it through the State power. It owns the elite and it sells itself 24/7 in the culture and in education. It owns a lot of the medical profession and soon, it will own it all. We have each other and we need to be wise and protective of each other.
You are exactly right. I’m currently reading Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel’s memoirs. It’s the bloodlust for death that I just can’t wrap my head around. The Nazis’ (and others’) insatiable appetite for cruelty and death seems to be the same spirit fueling certain tenets of “health” care. I’d love to believe the “Never Again!” declaration, but unfortunately, I believe the same ethos is still around—just repackaged with prettier-sounding terms.