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Tag Archives: prenatal care
Do prenatal human lives matter?
Confusing question:If prenatal human life doesn’t matter, why do doctors offer prenatal care? Follow the science:Prenatal human life obviously begins at conception. Connectivity:Lack of respect and compassion for prenatal human life devalues all human life. Perspective:There is much focus on … Continue reading
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Race-based or prenatal–abuse is wrong
Let’s admit and renounce all injustice, past and present. Abuse is wrong, whether it’s race-based or prenatal. The Bible says, “Humble yourself.” An observation: Refusing to wear a mask in a pandemic isn’t an act of humility. If we want … Continue reading
Reproductive blights on “all lives matter”
Perhaps babies are conceived to be received with love, not to be ripped apart by prenatal violence. Abortions are reproductive blights, not “reproductive rights.” Disposable human life is a terrible concept. Here are two major blights on American history: 1) … Continue reading
When the freedom to be born is randomly denied, all freedoms threatened.
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Racism discriminates against skin color. Abortion discriminates against stage of life.
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For a society to support both life-saving prenatal surgery & life-taking prenatal cruelty, contorts common sense.
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It’s good to avoid cruelty (both prenatal and postnatal)
If there can be prenatal care, there can be prenatal cruelty. If society can dehumanize the unborn because they aren’t “viable,” what’s to stop the dehumanizing of the unviable elderly? Both racism and abortion are cruel. Racism is postnatal cruelty. … Continue reading
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Going beyond misperception is the key to kindness
Misperception produces deception. Humble reception of truth gives clear perception. To overcome violence in society we must silence hostility and replace it with a culture of kindness and respect for all human life. Both accusations and denials of racism miss … Continue reading
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The ultimate death penalty?
Racism is wrong. So is prenatalism. Humanity shouldn’t be mistreated because of skin color or because of living in a womb. Both the left and the right support a death penalty. The right for those convicted of horrible crimes. The … Continue reading
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Tagged capital punishment, cruel and unusual punishment, death penalty, execution, prenatal care
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