I've been seeing pleas for funds from NARAL (National Abortion Rights Action League) making the abortionist George Tiller into a hero because his motto was "Trust Women." Right off let me stop and say this, lest anybody misunderstand me: I don't condone murder and I don't condone the murder of George Tiller. The one who committed that act did a terrible thing. But--to make an abortionist into a hero is certainly a stretch in my book! His murder may have been a tragedy, but that does not make him a hero.
Now--about trusting women. The same group that is distributing wristbands in "honor" of Abortionist Tiller is the very same group that works against all attempts to make sure women have full information when they are considering their response to an unplanned pregnancy. NARAL does not want women to learn about fetal development, get ultrasounds or see pictures of their unborn children or even models showing development at each stage. They apparently don't trust women to make the "right" choice if they were presented with all the facts.
"Trust women" is just a nice-sounding myth, just pro-abortion rhetoric. If pro-abortion groups like NARAL and Planned Parenthood really trusted women, they'd trust them not only with the choice, but with all the information to make the choice. I suggest something better. "Trust God and Trust His Holy Word", where He said, "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you.
Jer 1:5 (NKJV)" It is God who is forming us in our mother's wombs, and when we suck out or cut up or poison His handiwork, it is a great and sad loss for us and for the world. That's one more reason why I am pro-life.
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- Mama Lorella
- God gave me a BIG job--to be a mother not only to my own children and grandchildren, but to to all African children. Since 1981, this calling has dominated my life. It's led me to eight African countries and into more adventures than I can tell! I've sunk in African mud up to my armpits as I explored a shortcut home, lived in a mud hut for six years, plunked my bare behind on a stream of driver ants crossing the toilet seat in a dark outhouse, been in the same bed with a black mamba snake, bargained to free slaves from idol shrines, shared the Gospel in the shadow of walls said to be cemented with human blood, hugged AIDS children, experienced the joy of teaching God's Word to a little of shiny black faces beaming up at me from their log pew, written books in the African Kituba language and then translated one of them BACK into English, and filled the cover pages of my Bible with names of African children and others God has privileged me to be able to lead to Jesus. I've been through an army mutiny in Africa and a civil war and made so many plane trips I sometimes feel like a yo-yo! Mine has been an interesting, difficult, challenging, and most rewarding life.
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