Kudos to Cheryl Sullenger for her shattering indictment of the abortion industry! I am quite sure it took Ms. Buening by surprise; to be sure, there are too many aspects of abortion that we “don’t have an answer for.”

When making life and death decisions, that brand of moral vacuity is no longer acceptable, in my view.

We will be praying for Buening’s eyes to be opened to the fact that she does, in fact, have to answer that question sooner or later; and the sooner she admits her guilt before the Supreme Judge of us all and throws herself on His mercy given on the cross for all who will come, believe and repent, the more likely she is to look to her ultimate judge and see, to her delighted surprise, her Savior. Much better that she tell Him here than that He have to demand an account on the other side.

KEEP IT UP…and you are all in our prayers as well!

with admiration and affection,

Abortion is a matter of the heart??? Is the doctor speaking with unintentional irony, since he is obviously using this truism to justify his trade? Of course, abortion is a matter of the heart! Post-abortive angst didn’t strike my intellect, nor did the first-trimester procedure harm me physically. But my newfound realizations shattered my aorta, so…..I hate to agree with Dr. Tiller, but in one sense he’s correct.

But let’s be realistic here: To fully understand the heart of anyone, be they male or female, one needs a healthy respect for truth. And the truth has hurt the hearts of me and countless other post-abortive women.

I have never met Dr. Tiller nor do I plan to seek his services in my lifetime, but I certainly speak from my own experience: My own abortionist didn’t give two cold craps about “my heart.” Unlike my family physician who arranged for the operation, the surgeon didn’t raise the issue of avoiding another pregnancy. He didn’t mention abstinence. He didn’t refer me to counseling – he didn’t even suggest that novel idea. In fact, I still remember waking up from the operation, experiencing mild uterine cramping for a few seconds, and then sent home – without so much as a syllable from the surgeon. I was just another patient to him – if even that. All things considered, I’ve known morticians who were more verbose.

Ir would be so easy to respect a physician who speaks eloquently about “the hearts” of his patients – if only he were not justifying an act that is morally blameworthy. As the doctors of my former church have stated throughout the ages, “It is not licit to do evil so that good may flow thereof.”

And, to be sure, some hearts are more hardened than others. My ex lives in Topeka, and I wonder how he would have reacted if he passed the Truth Truck on his way to his daily dope deal or work.

Physicians and clergy should respect “the hearts” of their patients and congregations, respectively. I believe our Lord demands no less of us. But let us avoid evil while doing so. The hypocritic oaf, er, I mean, the Hippocratic Oath – demands no less.

Not cerebral? Well, sure, it’s easier for people in crisis to be emotionally manipulated; when they are dependent on your “superior knowledge”, they tend to defer their own thinking to yours…but many have managed to engage their own reasoning faculties just in time, and walked out of abortion mills across the country…or not walked into them in the first place.

Whose heart, Tiller? The heart of God, Who created and loves the moms you exploit and the children you kill, or your own deceitful and desperately wicked heartlessness towards Him and them ?

Did you know, Tiller, that virtually all women who chose life are glad they did — from the heart — whereas the majority of post-abortive women heartily regret it, and would reverse it if they could? Or do you care, Mr. Bigheart?

Please be more specific.

just thinking…

I do not presume to read the webmaster’s mind in choosing to delete (spelling corrected) any post he chooses, but, having read your latest, I think it likely that it will get deleted again, and was deleted before, because the webmaster has a conscience and therefore an aversion to feeding the reading public toxic mental fare. You might also have paid attention to the statement that the comment boards are not places to attack ORW or it’s supporters, as you and other proaborts incessantly, and insanely, insist upon doing. (Just another way of imposing your views on others, I suppose.)

Jesus commanded many things besides the Great Commission (spelling corrected again), and one of them included respect for the lives of children, and respect for the moral laws and teachings of the Old Testament, which forbade the shedding of innocent blood and mandated efforts to save them from destruction. (Anyone interested in the truth on these matters, especially any who is not well aware of it already, please see Genesis 4:10 & 11; 2 Kings 24:3-5; Proverbs 6:16-19; Proverbs 22:22,23; Proverbs 24:11,12; Isaiah 1; Matthew 5:17-19; Matthew 18:1-10; Matthew 25:31-46…for starters.) Stop trying to steal some imaginary moral high ground from, and blaspheme Him by claiming Him as an ally in your anti-life efforts. That’s just not Who He Is. The phrase “the greatest of all” does not actually occur in connection with the Great Commission of Matthew 28 (read it); however, he makes a similarly worded evaluation in Matthew 22:35-40; and those teachings hardly detract from the aforementioned mandates and imperatives, as you are attempting to do.

You want this covered up, but you seem much more passionate about promoting a church pleasing to Hitler than one pleasing to Christ. Very few, if any, pro-life Christians have gotten so rich opposing child-slaughter that financial gain could be seriously reckoned as a motivation for their efforts; I daresay there are, tragically, (put yourself in the unborn’s place…especially since it’s your own place of origin) more pastors who do not speak out against this for fear of losing members, tithes, etc. …ominously much like the German church of the 1920’s, 30’s and 40’s. However, a great many abortionists are getting rich enough killing children, and harming women (often fatally), so that a much stronger case – that they, like the Nazis, have the vested interest in silencing the pulpits on this matter that you attribute to the “religious right” – can be not just claimed, but proven.

Again, I can’t speak for the webmaster, but I suspect that the above may be among his reasons for deleting your posts than the ones you’ve so calumniously suggested.
I’m sure, though, that if you pursue a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ, that is less likely to be a problem in the future.

Good points, all! You sound like the proverbial “chip off the old block”…or a “mcnutt off the old tree” ?!

The “not cerebral” part was especially nice. I think it was Hitler who said, “What a mercy for rulers that men don’t think”…wasn’t it?