Abortion is murder
I am glad my mother was not pro abortion.
Psalm 139.13-16 Romans 8.28 Psalm 42.11
Psalm 103.8-12 Psalm 127.3 Isaiah 40.31 Jeremiah 1.5
Life is in the blood.
Genesis 9.4 Leviticus 17.11 Leviticus 17.14
Deuteronomy 12.23 John 6.54
If a fetus has blood, it has life.
Texas heart beat bill 2021
Louisiana law requires ultrasound before an abortion. 8/2010
They will be able to see the baby kick, before they kill it.
Taken from www.baptistpillar
As one who loves children (my wife and I have six),
I speak today on behalf of children - children of all ages:
Toddlers, babies and especially those little pre-born humans
who today reside inside their mothers or who later will be received and delivered (or murdered).
Abortion is murder.
Each abortion snuffs out an innocent human life.
Tragically, doctors have deceived the American public.
Referring to unborn babies as "fetus," "embryo," or "zygote," may be scientifically correct,
but does not change the fact:
These little ones are little human beings.
Though called "parasite," "blob," or "tissue,"
give each wee creature about 266 days after conception
and see what emerges from his mother's womb.
It will be a human baby, not a zebra, a trout, frog or an orangutan.
When a human egg and a human sperm unite,
the resulting individual is simply human.
Given time, nutrition and protection, he will grow to maturity.
Calling abortion a "termination" or "evacuating the uterus"
does not change its reality as murder-slaughtering a human being
with premeditated malice.
Nerves are in place by six to eight weeks after conception.
The chemicals necessary to send messages over nerve pathways to the brain
are present by 12 weeks.
Ask yourself - if you were stuck, pinched, grabbed, cut or crushed, how would you react?
You likely would squirm, thrash, try to escape or fight.
Your blood pressure would go up; your pulse would speed up.
That is how pre-born babies respond.
Before being cut to pieces, sucked apart, chemically killed, or otherwise abused (to death),
these little humans struggle, seeking to escape the destruction.
Abortionists have forfeited the privilege to be called "physicians",
for they have abandoned the responsibility of acting like physicians.
What about rape? What about incest?
These horrors defy descriptive condemnation.
They represent the least human and most selfish acts imaginable - along with murder -
and they deserve swift and severe punishment.
A woman or girl abused by rape or incest should be seen promptly,
evaluated with compassion and treated appropriately to prevent conception.
Should pregnancy occur, the tragedy should not be compounded by another crime:
Murdering the baby.
Rape and incest deserve one further note:
They (thank God) represent a relatively uncommon cause of pregnancy -
and figure in less than 2 percent of abortions.
The other 98 percent are done for the sake of convenience (not that of the baby).
Abortion represents the most common surgical procedure performed in America today.
One more tragedy - often delayed and overlooked - concerns the mother of the aborted baby.
I have cared for and counselled such women - women who find it difficult
to live with an awakened conscience.
Though duped, squelched or ignored,
a conscience awakened to reality may produce guilt, grief and pain.
Even with the reality of forgiveness,
the scars may produce long-standing consequences.
As a believer in Jesus Christ, I am convinced that moral absolutes exist.
My convictions as a Christian include the sanctity of human life.
If each individual human (including unborn babies) does not have worth,
if we do not acknowledge our responsibility to care for the unwanted and the defenseless,
we will find our collective path ending at the ovens of Auschwitz, the Gulags of Siberia,
or the Abortion Chambers of America.
