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YES, I am for any legitimate Choice.
The choice to go to school where I want, to live where I choose, to work in a field that I care about.
As a woman, I am for the choice to get married (and not be forced into a marriage), to have and raise our children with love and, if God put me in the situation, give my child/children up for adoption if I could not care for them in the way they need to be cared for.
There are lots of wonderful choices. There are lots of difficult ones.
I do not have the RIGHT to kill my neighbor, my enemy or my child!
If I believed that I did I would be Pro-Murder and Pro-Abortion.
I am tired of hearing Christians using the term Pro-Choice when they are really speaking about Pro-Abortion. Abortion is not something that can be made "prettier" by terming it in more civilized verbiage. When we use the term Pro-Choice in place of Pro-Abortion we are implying that there IS a legitimate choice to be made in regards to a whether a person is allowed to live or die.
I am sorry, but with all the media hype swirling around about the Tim Tebow ad, I have been seeing and hearing people using the term Pro-Choice incorrectly and, after more than a week of this, I feel like pulling my hair out in frustration!!!
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3 comments:
Hi Ann! Thanks for the comment on my site. I really appreciate your words, and your prayers. I too, have struggled with depression in the past and have to pray hard to overcome it. I will pray for you!
I love this post, ps. Your blog is so cool. I'm glad you commented and I found it. :)
Good post! I have always been Pro-Life and always will be:) We, as mere humans, do not have the right to choose to take life that God gave.
God bless you! A.
Thank you both for your comments. It means a lot to be reminded that I'm not speaking to an internet abyss and that there are lots of us that recognize the dignity of every human life!
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