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It’s amazing the way some people think. A couple in Portland, Oregon is suing their doctor because he failed to conclude their unborn child may have Down Syndrome, and the child was born. Now, the couple is suing for $14 Million for the healthcare, education, speech and physical therapy that will be involved in raising their now 2-year-old daughter.

From OregonLive.com:

In addition to seeking money for the child’s future care, the couple ask compensation for the depression and emotional distress Deborah Levy has suffered and for her inability to go back to work as a dental hygienist. Ariel Levy, a civil engineer, also seeks compensation for the effect his daughter has had on his relationship with his wife.

This is scary to me. People are suing, in part, because their daughter has had an adverse effect on their marriage? And this is the doctor’s fault for not letting them know they should kill the child or their lives will be harder?

Wow.

It’s sad to think about, but I hope the child isn’t able to comprehend all this when she’s older. “So, we have all this money because you guys would have rather killed me than deal with me, and the doctor didn’t tell you to, so you’re rich because I’m not dead.”

HT : Challies

Al Mohler on the cowardly shooting of George Tiller:

The cold-blooded murder of Dr. George Tiller on Sunday morning presents the pro-life movement in America with a crucial moral test — will we condemn this murder in unqualified terms?

For many years, Dr. George Tiller has represented the horrific reality of the abortion industry in this nation…

…Proponents of abortion rights often charge that the rhetoric of the pro-life movement leads to violence. After all, we describe abortion as murder and point to the business of abortion as the murder of the unborn. We make clear that abortion is the taking of innocent human life and that what goes on in abortion clinics is the business of death.

We make these arguments because we know they are true. Abortion is murder. What goes on in those clinics is institutionalized homicide, often for financial profit. Abortion is a moral scandal and a national tragedy and a blight upon the American conscience.

But violence in the name of protesting abortion is immoral, unjustified, and horribly harmful to the pro-life cause….

…We have no right to take the law into our own hands in an act of criminal violence. We are not given the right to take this power into our own hands, for God has granted this power to governing authorities. The horror of abortion cannot be rightly confronted, much less corrected, by means of violence and acts outside the law and lawful means of remedy. This is not merely a legal technicality — it is a vital test of the morality of the pro-life movement.

Read the whole article.

Kathy Ireland used to be a famous model. Now, she’s promoting a book for mom’s and speaking out for the pro-life cause. She recently appeared on Mike Huckabee’s show on FoxNews. Her testimony is great, and her reasoned, rational arguments for why she is pro-life are some of the most lucid I’ve heard. Check out the interview.

Kathy Ireland used to be a famous model. Now, she’s promoting a book for mom’s and speaking out for the pro-life cause. She recently appeared on Mike Huckabee’s show on FoxNews. Her testimony is great, and her reasoned, rational arguments for why she is pro-life are some of the most lucid I’ve heard. Check out the interview.

This is my 300th post since I started this blog last April. Never thought I would make it to a 300th post back then. But here we are.

Anyway, found this video from John Piper’s sermon last Sunday responding to Obama’s statement on Roe v. Wade. Very powerful. I pray that Obama would see this and stop to let any of it sink it.

This is my 300th post since I started this blog last April. Never thought I would make it to a 300th post back then. But here we are.

Anyway, found this video from John Piper’s sermon last Sunday responding to Obama’s statement on Roe v. Wade. Very powerful. I pray that Obama would see this and stop to let any of it sink it.

This is my 300th post since I started this blog last April. Never thought I would make it to a 300th post back then. But here we are.

Anyway, found this video from John Piper’s sermon last Sunday responding to Obama’s statement on Roe v. Wade. Very powerful. I pray that Obama would see this and stop to let any of it sink it.

From The Christian Post:

22 Weeks” has the images and sound effects of a horror flick, but it isn’t one. Instead, it’s based on a true account of a woman who sought a late-term abortion but found herself living a nightmare.

In the 25-minute featurette, Angela, played by Natalie Wenninger, wakes up in her motel room covered in blood. She rushes to the clinic where she had been injected with a needle the day before to abort her baby 22 weeks into her pregnancy. She’s bleeding profusely and is having contractions but is left alone in a dirty room at the clinic. Something is wrong…

…While there a several uncomfortable moments when Angela experiences some complications, the shocking scene near the end comes as she has given birth to her baby on a toilet.

“He’s alive!” Angela screams, shocked that the baby was not dead like the employees had assured he would be when born.

But the mother is even more horrified when the employees, who respond slowly to her cries, deny the baby is living, do not help her and lock her in the bathroom.

“He’s alive and they won’t help me!” Angela tells her friend on the phone. “I don’t want this anymore … I made a mistake! Call 911!”

As Angela waits for help, she holds the baby close to her, telling her son, “I’m so sorry” and “I love you so much,” and wishing she had another chance.

When the ambulance arrives at the clinic, the employees try to turn them away, insisting that no one placed a 911 call.

“22 Weeks” is based on an article by World Net Daily, which published the true testimonies of the real mother, Angele, in 2005. And while what was depicted in the film was horrifying enough, Angele said what actually happened was even worse.

And then he grew up…

And here we go

From The Christian Post:

22 Weeks” has the images and sound effects of a horror flick, but it isn’t one. Instead, it’s based on a true account of a woman who sought a late-term abortion but found herself living a nightmare.

In the 25-minute featurette, Angela, played by Natalie Wenninger, wakes up in her motel room covered in blood. She rushes to the clinic where she had been injected with a needle the day before to abort her baby 22 weeks into her pregnancy. She’s bleeding profusely and is having contractions but is left alone in a dirty room at the clinic. Something is wrong…

…While there a several uncomfortable moments when Angela experiences some complications, the shocking scene near the end comes as she has given birth to her baby on a toilet.

“He’s alive!” Angela screams, shocked that the baby was not dead like the employees had assured he would be when born.

But the mother is even more horrified when the employees, who respond slowly to her cries, deny the baby is living, do not help her and lock her in the bathroom.

“He’s alive and they won’t help me!” Angela tells her friend on the phone. “I don’t want this anymore … I made a mistake! Call 911!”

As Angela waits for help, she holds the baby close to her, telling her son, “I’m so sorry” and “I love you so much,” and wishing she had another chance.

When the ambulance arrives at the clinic, the employees try to turn them away, insisting that no one placed a 911 call.

“22 Weeks” is based on an article by World Net Daily, which published the true testimonies of the real mother, Angele, in 2005. And while what was depicted in the film was horrifying enough, Angele said what actually happened was even worse.

And then he grew up…

And here we go

I’m sure some people have already seen this, but I never had until today. Norma McCorvey, a.k.a. “Jane Roe” of Roe v. Wade, has a sworn affidavit about her actual involvement in the case. Essentially, she was used by 2 lawyers who were eager to legalize abortion. The case was decided without Norma ever testifying, without her real knowledge of the issues at stake, and she never even read the sworn affidavit used in court. In fact, she only met with the 2 lawyers twice. They even claimed she was raped (which she wasn’t).

Here’s a sample from the later affidavit explaining her experiences.

As the class action plaintiff in the most controversial U.S. Supreme Court case of the twentieth century, I only met with the attorneys twice. Once over pizza and beer, when I was told that my baby was only “tissue”. The other time at Coffee’s office to sign the affidavit. No other personal contacts. I was never invited into court. I never testified. I was never present before any court on any level, and I was never at any hearing on my case.

The entire case was an abstraction. The facts about abortion were never heard. Totally excluded from every aspect and every issue of the case, I found out about the decision from the newspaper just like the rest of the country. In a way my exclusion, and the exclusion of real meaningful findings of fact in Roe v. Wade, is symbolic of the way the women of the nation and their experiences with abortion have been ignored in a national debate by the abortion industry. It is what the abortion industry thinks is good for women which is presented. Not the reality of their experiences.

Read the entire affidavit. It’s very interesting and worth it. Go figure, the entire case is based on lies and deception.

HT:JT

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UPDATE: On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, there’s a lot of blog chatter about it. Here are some links.

- Justin Taylor has compiled a good list.

- Randy Alcorn has an interesting profile on Peter Singer, one of the most pro-abortion people ever.

- John Ensor (guest post on Challies.com) with some good perspective on why abortion is unthinkable to anyone who’s actually considered it’s moral implications.

- Rachel Motte at the Evangelical Outpost with some encouragement in the midst of having a President committed to FOCA.

- Finally, having just experienced the birth of my first child a little over 6 weeks ago, this video really got to me. Children truly are a gift from the Lord and this makes me treasure Seth even more.

I’m sure some people have already seen this, but I never had until today. Norma McCorvey, a.k.a. “Jane Roe” of Roe v. Wade, has a sworn affidavit about her actual involvement in the case. Essentially, she was used by 2 lawyers who were eager to legalize abortion. The case was decided without Norma ever testifying, without her real knowledge of the issues at stake, and she never even read the sworn affidavit used in court. In fact, she only met with the 2 lawyers twice. They even claimed she was raped (which she wasn’t).

Here’s a sample from the later affidavit explaining her experiences.

As the class action plaintiff in the most controversial U.S. Supreme Court case of the twentieth century, I only met with the attorneys twice. Once over pizza and beer, when I was told that my baby was only “tissue”. The other time at Coffee’s office to sign the affidavit. No other personal contacts. I was never invited into court. I never testified. I was never present before any court on any level, and I was never at any hearing on my case.

The entire case was an abstraction. The facts about abortion were never heard. Totally excluded from every aspect and every issue of the case, I found out about the decision from the newspaper just like the rest of the country. In a way my exclusion, and the exclusion of real meaningful findings of fact in Roe v. Wade, is symbolic of the way the women of the nation and their experiences with abortion have been ignored in a national debate by the abortion industry. It is what the abortion industry thinks is good for women which is presented. Not the reality of their experiences.

Read the entire affidavit. It’s very interesting and worth it. Go figure, the entire case is based on lies and deception.

HT:JT

———————————————————–

UPDATE: On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, there’s a lot of blog chatter about it. Here are some links.

- Justin Taylor has compiled a good list.

- Randy Alcorn has an interesting profile on Peter Singer, one of the most pro-abortion people ever.

- John Ensor (guest post on Challies.com) with some good perspective on why abortion is unthinkable to anyone who’s actually considered it’s moral implications.

- Rachel Motte at the Evangelical Outpost with some encouragement in the midst of having a President committed to FOCA.

- Finally, having just experienced the birth of my first child a little over 6 weeks ago, this video really got to me. Children truly are a gift from the Lord and this makes me treasure Seth even more.

Justin Taylor points out that there is a petition against the Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA), the first piece of legislation that will be signed if Barack Obama keeps his promise to Planned Parenthood (you can view the video here).

From the petition site:

The Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA) would eliminate every restriction on abortion nationwide.

  • FOCA will do away with state laws on parental involvement, on partial birth abortion, and on all other protections.
  • FOCA will compel taxpayer funding of abortions.
  • FOCA will force faith-based hospitals and healthcare facilities to perform abortions.

Barack Obama believes this legislation will “end the abortion wars.” To him, “ending the abortion wars” means eradicating every state and federal law on abortion — laws that the majority of Americans support.


Please consider signing this petition. You can view the Act in question in both the Senate and the House (thanks spud). We need to fight against this. Read the act. Read what it’s going to do. Fight it.

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