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Tuesday, 19 June 2012

"Take My Hand, Not My Life"


"Take My Hand, Not My Life"
"No law can give me the right to do what is wrong."
--Pres. Abraham Lincoln

Picture a family of five. The first child is blind, the second is dead, the third is deaf, and the fourth has tuberculosis. The mother also has tuberculosis. Given the poor health of the family, and the chances this child will not live very long, would you call for an abortion? If yes, you just killed Beethoven.

Picture an impoverished family. There are already 14 children and the mother is expecting a 15th. Given their circumstances, would you call for an abortion? If yes, you just killed John Wesley, one of the greatest evangelists of the 19th century.

Picture a 13 year old girl, pregnant after being raped by a man. Given her age and the nature of conception, would you call for an abortion? If yes, you just killed Ethel Waters, a famous singer.

Picture a baby born with cerebral palsy. Given the fact that he had palsy before birth would you consider and abortion? If “yes”, you have just killed Chris Nolan, who  writes using a muscle in his neck attached to his forehead has never spoken or signed a word in his life, yet his poetry has been compared to that of Joyce, Keats, and Yeats. At fifteen, his first book Dam-Burst of Dreams is accepted for publication.

 Picture this, three babies born with High Functioning Autism and Aspergers Syndrome, would you consider having an abortion if you knew this at 16 weeks of pregnancy?  If yes, you have just killed these three people:

Bobby Fischer, 1943-2008, World Chess Champion
Marilyn Monroe, 1926-1962, US actress
Henry Ford, 1863-1947, US industrialist

Finally, picture a teenage girl who is unmarried and pregnant. Her fiancé is not the father and he is angry. Given the problems this child may cause her relationship, would you call for an abortion? If yes, you have just declared the murder of Jesus Christ.

“Pro-choice people and abortionists are heroic for protecting a woman’s right to control and make choices regarding her own body.” First of all, a woman is controlling her body by not getting pregnant in the first place.

Once the sperm and egg meet, DNA different from her own is formed, she is no longer dealing with her own body, rather that of her child, which is of a different DNA and thus not her body anymore.

Abortion is control and murder of a life in the womb. Secondly, I cannot begin to fathom how they justify the glorification of a child’s death as “a choice” and “heroic”.

"Fewer women would have abortions if wombs had windows."
--Dr. Bernard Nathanson, former abortionist turned Pro-Life, in his 1979 book Aborting America

http://prolife101.com/?attachment_id=397

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