...I feel nothing...nothing.
Posted on 02/06/2010 5:56:33 AM PST by Zakeet
Prayers up (pray for your enemies.)
Feel good story.
You have articulated so well what many Christians believe IMHO. I am thankful that God is not only JUST but MERCIFUL as well, for we will all face judgment but if we were all judged without mercy who among us might escape the fires of hell.
My father was a long time family physician and delivered many babies (all home deliveries). He often said that abortions was the worst thing he could imagine and that God would rightly punish those who did them.
Yet one way we know a Christian is that they repent when they realize they are sinning. She had God’s Word about abortion and murder presented to her often, yet showed no repentance. The Lord will have mercy on a penitant soul.
They also aren't told that having had an abortion is as risky to a future "wanted" pregnancy as smoking is. Women can reduce the risk of fetal death by quitting smoking; it's impossible to reverse reproductive tract damage caused by abortion.
May Susan suffer as much as the babies she profited from. I mean that from the bottom of my heard.
...I feel nothing...nothing.
Revenge is mine says the Lord.
There into the bosom of hell and into the arms of Satan she has gone.
The obsolete media has avoided this topic like the plague.
(We all know why.)
Susan, give our regards to Hitler and Stalin down there.
....and Ted Kennedy
My first thought as well.
Those of us who have accepted Christ's sacrifice in our place, as promised.
I read somewhere that despite the great Helms, NC was always a big believer in abortion.
Born and raised in Durham, North Carolina, Hill graduated from Charles E. Jordan High School in 1966, then received a degree in social work from Meredith College in 1970. She went on to be a social worker in Florida, then open the first abortion clinic in the state of Florida. She was a founding member of both the National Abortion Federation and the National Coalition of Abortion Providers.
In 2007 Susan Hill received the Nancy Susan Reynolds award — also known as “North Carolina’s Nobel Prize” and the state’s highest honor for public advocacy in the face of personal risk. She also won the North Carolina Planned Parenthood Margaret Sanger Award and was a 2009 recipient of NOW’s Woman of Courage award.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in her name to the Rex Cancer Center, the National Women’s Health Foundation, or the Feminist Majority Foundation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Elzm5cWPws
Rachel Maddow-NWHF President Susan Hill: Tells tragic news for women’s health
Susan graduated from the Meredith Baptist Women’s College in Raleigh.
Susan publicly boasts that she is doing something “beautiful.”
Tens of thousands of children have died at her hand and enriched her
pockets.
A cancer sufferer, Hill was also a close friend of Kansas late-term abortionist George Tiller. Tiller, who infamously boasted of having killed over 60,000 children in the womb in over 30 years at his Wichita clinic
Susan Hill, President of the National Women’s Health Foundation, who knew Dr. Tiller for over two decades and referred girls and women to his clinic, said in a phone interview, “We always sent the really tragic cases to Tiller.” Those included women diagnosed with cancer who needed abortions to qualify for chemotherapy, women who learned late in their pregnancies that their wanted babies had fatal illnesses, and rape victims so young they didn’t realize they were pregnant for months. “We sent him 11-year-olds, 12-year-olds who were way too far along for anybody [else] to see,” said Hill. “Eleven-year-olds don’t tell anybody. Sometimes they don’t even know they’ve had a period.”
http://www.salon.com/mwt/broadsheet/feature/2009/06/01/late_term_abortion/index.html
asked Hill where women who need late-term abortions can go now, and her response was bleak. “There’s Warren Hern, out in Boulder, Colorado, but he doesn’t go as far as Dr. Tiller went.” When it comes to those “really tragic cases,” Hill said the harsh truth is, “We don’t know where we’re going to send them.”
Prayers for a deeply misguided soul.
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