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Pennies add up to abortion message -- Church fills glass house with symbolic protest
That soon to be aborted baby
might just be the next doctor to cure what ails you in your old age. More often than not, it would be the sicko punk that slashes the wife's throat in front of the husband and then rapes his daughter before pulling both barrels of a 12 gauge in their faces. |
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Pennies add up to abortion message -- Church fills glass house with symbolic protest
"Brian Oakley" wrote in If showing a prospective
mother what her baby will look like, either by ultrasound or by graphic photos will get her to think about the repercussions about what she is doing, then it is worth it. After the cuteness wears off and it ****s every 3 hours, these little bitches will just toss it into an open dumpster and scurry off to school. And to think it could have been aborted and not left to suffer in a hot/cold dumpster until its little life runs out. |
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Pennies add up to abortion message -- Church fills glass house with symbolic protest
"Bruce Remick" wrote in message
... .. Fortunately, it looks like God has a way of keeping things in check. if God truly existed, there wouldn't be such a thing as abortion. Because according to religious fanatics, God is against abortion. His will be done and the fact that he is supposed to be omnipotent, proves that there is no God. Only a hateful God would sit back and allow children to be raped and murdered. If the rape and murder of children is all part of his wonderful plan, then you'd have to be a sicko or pervert to follow such nonsense. |
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Pennies add up to abortion message -- Church fills glass house with symbolic protest
wrote in message an american baby takes the resources
of 25 in 3rd world nations. 40% of the resources used by 7% of the world's population. Most American babies are plump and 3rd world nations would probably cannabalize and feast upon such children....like in The Hills Have Eyes. |
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Pennies add up to abortion message -- Church fills glass house with symbolic protest
"PC" wrote in message
... How did she maintain such beautiful skin? tapioca facials? |
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Pennies add up to abortion message -- Church fills glass house with symbolic protest
----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Oakley" Well, compared to most other ancient manuscripts, the NT was written much closer to the time of the occurances accounted for than most every other manuscript every recorded. There are over 25000 fragments, pieces and manuscripts that can be compared to each other as well as to the latest translations and they differ very little. As for their authors education, tax collectors had to know how to keep records, doctors had to know a little bit about what they were doing, and John was around when the first document was written, and if he had known it to be false, why would he not say so? Sorry, but the recorded evidence is just too good to say that the Bible is inaccurate. To apply the same standard, you would have to say that everything else written during that time is also just as inaccurate, and I dont think you can get intellectually honest scholars to say anything different. Something you didnt mention is how meticulous the Jews were about making accurate copies of their documents. Why dont you pick up "The Books and the Parchments" by F.F. Bruce for a little light reading on the subject. Merry Christmas, B Sorry, the chance that John, whomever he may be, was the author of the first of the gospels is remote. And the words of the Buddah were set down in his lifetime by monks in his entourage. Happy Festivus * /?\ /___\ -O=O- ^ AS & His Magic Hat A conclusion is simply the place where you decided to stop thinking. |
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Pennies add up to abortion message -- Church fills glass house with symbolic protest
Brian Oakley wrote:
"Isti Mirant Stella" wrote in message ... Brian Oakley wrote: "Isti Mirant Stella" wrote in message ... Brian Oakley wrote: "Isti Mirant Stella" wrote in message ... Lorrie S. wrote: What Oakley fails to mention is that fools like himself have absolutely no interest in actually taking on the responsibility of raising the abandoned child that they have "saved" from abortion. Out of sight, out of mind. Clowns like Oakley would then be directly responsible for the dead baby found in a dumpster because the 12 year old that got raped by her father couldn't abort the child that her dad proudly sired. Abortion is a good thing. Otherwise you'd have fetuses in garbage cans and dumpsters everywhere. The do-gooders that complain about it would never take on the responsibility of raising abandoned children. They are self-righteous sacks of **** that try and impose their sorry beliefs on everyone. I wouldn't have phrased it quite that way, nor, as an adoptive father, can I ever agree that abortion is a good thing. But you do raise some of the same points that I raised a couple of days ago, and which, it should be noted, Mr. Oakley has so far failed to address. Not sure what points you raised. Maybe you can find them and put them into your inevitable reply. OK, here's one, and I quote: I asked: "For example, does Focus on the Family take any substantial number of these unwanted children under its wing and nurture them through to adulthood, thereby giving them at least a minimal chance at the pursuit of happiness? If it can be shown that an adequate infrastructure is already in place, then the argument of the pro-life contingent gains respectability. Brian?" You responded: "Why dont you give them a call and ask them to give you a brief synopsis of their contribution to the children of this country, and this world." When I ask a direct question, I expect a direct answer. You did not provide one. By the way, I love God. In all the times I've seen James Dobson on teevee, I have never, ever heard him utter those words, so you may understand my reluctance to become involved. Or do I have to send him money before he will say it? Come to think of it, in all the times you have posted to rcc, I have never seen those words issue from your keyboard, either. What's your position on that? Direct answer, if you please, no obfuscation. Yea or nay? As an adoptive father, you SHOULD know that there are MANY MANY people looking to adopt children. They are even going overseas to adopt orphans. I dont see any truth in the statement that there is noone that would want to take responsibility for children that are given up for adoption. There are MANY people in my particular church that have adopted multiple children, and more in the process of doing so, one adoption which should be closed on the 12th of this month. As for my trying to impose my beliefs on someone, I think others in this country have beat me to the punch. Thats why our country, our government, our economy, and our society are in such great shape today. Merry Christmas, B When we adopted, it was am extremely difficult task. Many adoption agencies were little more than front offices for extortionists (we can place a child with you for $10,000 up front fee, never mind that was close to twice my annual salary at the time). Things could very well have changed in 40 years. That's why I asked. Today, there are approximately 1,000,000 abortions performed annually in the U.S. Let's imagine the overturn of Roe for a moment. That number would decrease dramatically, but not to anywhere near zero. I'll just take a guess: a reduction by half. Where, then, is the infrastructure to handle 500,000 unwanted babies? In your church? If so, God bless your fellow congregants! But if not, there must be a mechanism already in place to see that these children get the help they need from birth, not after several years of wrangling as to how to set the mechanism up. All I'm really asking here is that, before you press for the overturn of Roe, you take an active role in setting up that mechanism and infrastructure. Then everybody wins, most importantly the kids. I believe Ive replyed in another post to this stuff. B Have I been phrasing my questions above your reading level, or do you have an attention deficit issue, or what? You have repeatedly ignored all my pointed questions, most significantly the part where I asked you if you love God. Go ahead, scroll upward, it's there. Then answer me directly, if you've got the guts. You know, you are one of the most arrogant people on this ng. Why do you think I need to answer any thing you ask? Unlike you, I have a life outside of RCC, and if I answer you, its because I choose to. If you are asuming that the reason I dont answer your inquiries is that I cant, or that your questions are so good or so hard to deal with, then maybe your ego needs to be looked into. Most of the time when I DONT answer something its because its that I dont have time to waste, the question is not germane to the subject, just doesnt plain deserve an answer, or in your case, most of the time the questions are so incoherent that they cant be given an answer. If you wish to go off the ng, Ill gladly answer any questions you care to pose, sir. Do YOU have the guts? Merry Christmas B I'd say my question about whether you love God is germane, coherent, and deserving of an answer, in the light of your constant invocation of Scripture to make political points. Myself, I publicly stated in another post that I love God, right here in sight of the entire newsgroup. I meant it then, and I mean it now. You appear unwilling to make such a commitment to Him. That's your choice, you have your reasons, and I defer to His infinite wisdom to judge the both of us. How arrogant of me! |
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Pennies add up to abortion message -- Church fills glass house with symbolic protest
"Brian Oakley" wrote in The evidence is all
around. Yeah, I see it when I order a Big Mac with no lettuce and get a lapful. I see it in traffic when trying to make an exit and someone cuts me off on purpose. If you can go through life without ****ing up somebody else's ride, then you've found God. |
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Pennies add up to abortion message -- Church fills glass house with symbolic protest
In article , "Lorrie S." wrote:
wrote in message ... even bible scholar fanatics admit to mistakes in the bible. The bible says the earth is flat in many different books, chapters and verses. so does the flat earth society. they do throw one hell of a party. |
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Pennies add up to abortion message -- Church fills glass house with symbolic protest
"Brian Oakley" wrote in message news:qxZ%k.25481
You would never get an honest intellectual schollar to say that Jesus didnt exist. And if it were not true, why would the diciples die for something they KNEW was NOT true? Oakley is right about the existence of Jesus. There is no doubt in my mind that he lived. But he was only a prophet and not divine. There is no such thing as magic, kids.....sorry. The disciples died because they didn't have a choice. The 2nd generation of Christian leaders were brainwashed and hungered for power over the minds and property of their new found flock. The New Testament is just like the Old.....a book of fairy tales. |
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