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Category Archives: respect for life
I’m Feeling Grateful for the Humanity in All People
This morning as I pondered the attitude of respect of people’s humanity, a gratefulness grew in my heart. Now I’m feeling thankful for the humanity that is in all human beings (even when we overlook it). Here are some of … Continue reading
Can society respect human life?
A society that produces people who are so evil that they will murder groups of strangers including children is sick! Lord, have mercy on us! Perhaps we can agree on this: People who want to kill a lot of people … Continue reading
Respecting human life in all colors and phases
I remember the signsThat said “Colored” and “White.”Even as a little boy,Completely unaware ofCritical Race Theory,I knew that wasn’t rightAnd my country was wrong. Respect all human life.Don’t just pick and choose.It’s not right to abuseThe miracle of human lifeIn … Continue reading
Posted in anti-abortion, human conception, human life, prolife, respect for life, sperm
Tagged American history, Black History Month, color line, Colored and white water fountains, conception, conception definition, condeption quotes, critical race theory, CRT, poems, skin color, social justice, Your Sperm Won
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Jesus will help you take care of your mind & inflate the value of all human life!
One area where inflation is needed is in the perceived value of all stages of human life. Let’s inflate the value of all human life! If you don’t operate your computer wisely, it won’t function properly. The same is true … Continue reading
Ireland declares prenatal human life to be disposable
Ireland has joined most other Western nations in making prenatal human life legally disposable. Irish activist, Cora Sherlock, put it this way: “What repealing or replacing the 8th Amendment would actually involve, if voted through, is stripping unborn babies of … Continue reading
Posted in anti-abortion, babies, choose life, disrespect, human life, mass murders, mass shootings, mother's womb, murders, prenatal, prenatal care, prenatal medicine, prenatal rights, prochoice, prolife, prolife prochoice, random mass killings, respect for life, Uncategorized, Western culture, What do they do with aborted babies, why mass shootings, womb
Tagged 8th Amendment, abortion, abortion in Ireland, Alice Paul, Ireland, Irish referendum, Mother Teresa, quotes
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Hillary’s “unborn person”
Hillary Clinton said, “The unborn person has no constitutional rights.” That statement threatens the rights of us all. If we can deny the rights of “the unborn person” then what is going to stop us from denying rights to some other type … Continue reading
Posted in a woman's right to choose, abortion, American Constitution, anti-abortion, black lives matter, blue lives matter, choose life, Constitution, development of life, end of life, heart, homicide, human life, I'll fight, infanticide, liberty, liberty and justice for all, life matters, moral choices, mother's womb, murders, out of the womb, poem about abortion, police lives matter, political choice, prenatal, prenatal care, prenatal rights, prochoice, prolife, prolife prochoice, respect for life, right to abortion, right to choose, right to life, Row vs. Wade, suicide, Uncategorized, value of life, womb
Tagged abortion, all lives matter, constitutional rights, Hillary Clinton, human rights, Obama, quote, unborn person, Zika
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Humanity is not just a manatee named Hugh
If someone kills a man to save a child, he is called a hero. However, nowadays, if he kills a gorilla to save a child, he’s harshly criticized. CBS News wrote: “The killing of a gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo … Continue reading
Posted in abortion, animal rights, brainwashing, choose life, culture, culture wars, end of life, eternal life, evolution, evolution of life, human life, human rights, institutional racism, life is like, life matters, nationalism, natural selection, PETA, protest, purpose driven life, purpose of life, racism, respect for life, right to life, source of life, stop the violence, theory of evolution, Uncategorized, value of life, violence, violence epidemic, violence in society, war, wasting your life
Tagged Christianity, Cincinnati Zoo, devalued human life, gorilla killed, Harambe, manatee, value of human life
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Deciding What To Do With Desires
Most people would agree that some human desires should be resisted (the desire to commit suicide, for instance). However, how do you decide which human desires to obey and which to resist? Here are some questions to ask: Is the … Continue reading
Posted in accountability, approval, character, compliance, compromise, compulsion, contemporary society, cravings, debate, deceipt, decision-making, discipline, disrespect, family values, harmful habit, harmful thinking, holiness, Jesus, Jesus Christ, moral decision, moral failure, moral foundations, moral judgment, moral laws, moral leaders, moral principles, moral restraints, morals, New Testament, purity, respect, respect for life, results, right and wrong, right conduct, right from wrong, right living, righteousness, selfish desires, selfishness, society, suicide, virtues, world religions
Tagged conscience, ethics, making decisions, moral choices, morality, religion, values
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When one phase of human life is considered to be disposable and worthless, it devalues all human life and contributes to the violence in our society.
When one phase of human life is considered to be disposable and worthless, it devalues all human life and contributes to the violence in our society.