Wordless March For Life Wednesday
Wordless March For Life Wednesday
The fight's not over, and the law is far from "settled". I'll stand with The Holy One over 9 mortals in Supreme Court robes any day.
Firmly pro-life, today and every day.
May God bless all who appreciate and fight for the sanctity of human life.
Wordless March For Life Wednesday
Thank you for posting!
I was not on the bandwagon until one day when I found out my Mom was adopted at 1 day old.
Somewhere I have a Grandma buried in a cemetery that I never met or knew who she was but her decision to give birth to my Mom allows my son and daughter to live a wonderful life.
It isn't just the life of that baby...it is the baby's baby as well.
Oh yes...I am Pro-Life!!
Abortion has become a lifestyle. Don't worry about planning, birth control or abstinence! Just do as you please and get it 'fixed' later.
Even our government is advertising the ACA this way!
With all the new technology out there in sonograms and life support systems, it is hard to argue that a 5 month old fetus is not a living human being not yet born. It is pretty ridiculous that you can go to prison for killing a sea turtle egg or bald eagle egg but perfectly ok to slaughter an unborn human baby.
Hi, Mike: Thank you for dropping by, and for your comment and contribution. As many know, I didn't know my dad until Thanksgiving of 2006- when I was 38 years old. A ton of years lost that'll never be found. My grandparents on his side died at 50-51 and have been gone many, many years- so there'll always be black holes in my life and areas I'll simply have to trust in rather than have them affirmed by any family history.
"It's a Wonderful Life" is a great illustration I wish we could actually experience- well, not so much "we", but those on the pro-abortion/pro-child-death side of the conversation. I wonder how many minds would change after seeing all of the "could have beens" that weren't due to folks making the wrong "choice" in answering the abortion question.
Hi, Than: Thank you for stopping by, and for your comment. It's really a sad thing that, as you say, this sort of death has become a "life"style. It doesn't even sound right when saying it- but it's an appropriate reference.
It's a sad thing when our society's made a conscious decision that we're going to make it as easy as possible for everyone to do anything- anything but work, that is.
Hi, Rob: Thank you for dropping by, and for your comment. And it's crazy how folks on the other side of this argument can attemp to make their points with straight faces. Killing is OK... but it's only OK up until this point, then it's not. Then others still don't bother to draw a line at all- and feel killing is always OK.
Amazing...
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