Lilith: the barren, sex-crazed, child-killing mascot of the abortion movement

LifeSite News ^ | 11/29/2010 | Kathleen Gilbert

[Mr. Silverback]

Maybe he's saying "John has a long mustache" to cells who are supposed to go burn a cross an elephant on their neighbor's lawn.

[RichInOC]

The only Lilith I worship is Dr. Sternin-Crane.

And on a somewhat related topic, the only Tanith I worship is Miss Belbin.

[MrB]

Adam blamed Eve and God in the same breath,
then Eve blamed the serpent.

Not a lot of taking responsibility for choices going on there.

[trisham]

Could be. I suppose it could also have different meanings for different people. Who knows?

[mstar]

One might wonder what would possess the Lilith Fund to follow through with such a cheery mascot. On its Facebook page earlier this year, the group eerily invited fans to express their devotion to abortion by posting the phrase “I am meeting Lilith” as their status, “if you have had an abortion or know someone who’s had an abortion.”

Apparently these fools have become so bold with their abominations they just call it what it is, "meeting with Lilith" not "choosing a procedure".

Lilith of the sea. . . the demon goddess of abortion, also known by Asherah and others, all regional permutations of the same depraved spirit.

and death and hell follows in it's footsteps.

Wonder why there is so much violence in America or for that matter, in any country that participates in her bloody rituals.

[stuartcr]

Is leaving your parents care, the same thing as being kicked out for disobeying God the Father? I thought they got kicked out for doing something they were told not to do, and the result was original sin?

Yours is a better stretch for nowadays.

[Kirkwood]

GraceG’s comments are actually quite insightful if you spent more time thinking about them. Why do you think God is even called the Father? Jesus prayed to God the Father. Are you arguing that God is not man's (nor your) spiritual Father because Adam already did not need God even before the fall? You argue that Adam was already a worker in the Garden and somehow that in itself made him complete. However, many children work on farms (I did), but they are not complete in their intellectual and emotional growth. So the ability to work has nothing to to do with the intellectual and emotional ability to achieve independence from ones parent or from the Father.

[Mr. Silverback]

Evil is started by spoiled kids or adults with childish tendancies, and helped by people with serious lack of motivation of doing their own work, as evil is fed on a diet of complacancy and spoiled kids.

If you want to call that your personal theory about evil in general without connecting it to the Bible, whatever, go for it. It is not Christian or Jewish doctrine, it is not what the Bible teaches. I've presented to you Scripture that directly contradicts what you are teaching is the meaning of these passages. It is not some game to distort God's word. It is a very, very bad move.

Since you are apparently very shaky on Christian doctrine (see below) you can be cut some slack, but you have been given the proper information and you are responsible for it. If you really think spoiled kids are the source of evil, ask yourself if someone would be acting as anything other than a spoiled kid if they say "God's word says what I say it says."

If Jesus died on the cross to clense our “original sin” the one from the garden of eden, then why do people even get baptised to cleanse the original sin in the first place if it was already cleared 2,000 years ago? Seems redundant, doesn’t it?

The baptism is a public sign that one is siding with Christ. It does not in itself cleanse sin. If you think it's redundant, then perhaps you can explain why Jesus commanded it as part of the Great Commission in Matthew 28:18-20?

[MrB]

Beliefs and theories must be actually based on something (besides personal preference or opinion)

or they are not rational.

Biblically based beliefs are rational.
Other theories/philosophies/beliefs are not.

[Mr. Silverback]

Except that her take on it is directly contradicted by God's word. See my post 36, or take out that Bilble and read the first three chapters of Genesis.

[stuartcr]

So? Not everyone is in the bible. I’m responding to the 3rd paragraph of the thread, not to what you want.

[ColoCdn]

Read for later. Thanks.

[stuartcr]

I imagine God would have known that also, and things would probably be different.

[metmom]

Just.......

wow........

[Mr. Silverback]

We hear about Eves sin alot, not so much about Adams cowardly response.

Makes me wonder what sort of church you're going to. I have heard sermons preached on Genesis 3 many times in my day, and I can't recall one time where the preacher didn't point out that Adam was standing right there while the serpent conned his wife and did nothing.

[stuartcr]

Why not? Aren’t all things possible with God?

[GeronL]

bump

[stuartcr]

Whoa!, was that a shot?

[metmom]

The story of the Adam and Eve in the garden can be taken as an analogy about growing up and reaching the age when you must leave the garden (your parents care) because you have the knowledge and power to take care of yourself. When viewed this way God’s expulsion of Adam and Eve from the garden is a merciful act that promotes the growth of man.

It was a merciful act in that it kept them from eating of the Tree of life and living forever in a sinful state.

By dying, we have the opportunity for a fresh start in a body not corrupted by sin; one that can then eat of that tree and live forever in an unsinful state.