VOTER FRAUD
Corruption In Georgia
And Corruption in Missouri
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Sunday, March 18, 2012
Ron Paul For Freedom
New Ron Paul 2012 Revolution Video
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Post-Birth Abortion
I received an email from nationalprolifealliance.com alerting me to post-birth abortion.
Yes, you read that right.
Here is an excerpt from the email:
One of the awful side effects of abortion –- even ignoring the slaughter of unborn human life involved -- is the cavalier attitude it creates toward human life in general.
So it should be no surprise to anyone when recently the so-called Journal of Medical Ethics, based in London, published a study advocating "post-birth abortion."
I'm not making this up.
These self-proclaimed "ethicists" (who I should point out have all already survived the womb themselves) actually argue that parents should be given a kind of "trial period" of unspecified time in which to change their mind and eliminate their baby.
That's really sick isn't it?
But what do we expect when, like the email states, abortion creates a "cavalier attitude toward human life in general?"
But, along with the email came a link to a most awesome story; that of Patrick Henry Hughes.
Born without eyes and crippled, God endowed Patrick with the gift of music from a very early age.
Patrick is amazing and I have to say, his dad is just as amazing. Just listen to what his dad says and take note of the sacrifice he makes for his son.
Enjoy.
Yes, you read that right.
Here is an excerpt from the email:
One of the awful side effects of abortion –- even ignoring the slaughter of unborn human life involved -- is the cavalier attitude it creates toward human life in general.
So it should be no surprise to anyone when recently the so-called Journal of Medical Ethics, based in London, published a study advocating "post-birth abortion."
I'm not making this up.
These self-proclaimed "ethicists" (who I should point out have all already survived the womb themselves) actually argue that parents should be given a kind of "trial period" of unspecified time in which to change their mind and eliminate their baby.
That's really sick isn't it?
But what do we expect when, like the email states, abortion creates a "cavalier attitude toward human life in general?"
But, along with the email came a link to a most awesome story; that of Patrick Henry Hughes.
Born without eyes and crippled, God endowed Patrick with the gift of music from a very early age.
Patrick is amazing and I have to say, his dad is just as amazing. Just listen to what his dad says and take note of the sacrifice he makes for his son.
Enjoy.
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Good Sermon
One good thing about staying home from church with a sick child is now that I have unlimited internet I can listen to sermon audio without worrying whether or not I go over my bandwidth.
This is a good sermon by Kevin Swanson:
This is a good sermon by Kevin Swanson:
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