Don’t call this satanic abortionist a “Christian” (or a “doctor”)

BLAZE ^ | April 20, 2017 | Matt Walsh

[Morgana]

Mass murderer Willie Parker has been performing abortions for decades. He has filled hundreds of hazardous waste dumpsters with the dismembered bodies of unborn human beings, and made enormous profits doing so. Yet, in spite of the gallons of blood he has spilled and the thousands of women he has exploited, he still claims to be a “Christian.” I should say, because of the death and the blood and the exploitation, Willie Parker calls himself a “Christian.” He contends not only that his faith permits the summary execution of babies, but that it actually calls him to it. As Time Magazine gushed, he is a man of “deep Christian faith,” and he expresses that faith by destroying human life for 500 bucks a pop.

Parker has now written a book outlining the “moral” and “Christian” case for killing innocent people, and the media has been happy to traipse him around as an example of one of the “good ones.” One of the normal and permissive Christians who testifies to a more rational faith — and by “rational” they mean a faith that happens to approve of everything they already think and do. “I’ve never read the Bible but I’m sure this interpretation is correct because it validates my lifestyle,” they say.

The “Christian” case for abortion that Parker has made in his book and in countless interviews with fawning media outlets is about as psychotic as you’d expect. He says that the Bible has nothing in it that could possibly be construed as condemning abortion. He says God clearly approves of abortion because He gave us free will, thus any choice we make is obviously good (except for the choice to oppose abortion, of course).

[Morgana]

Not even a wolf in sheep's clothing just a wolf.

[dp0622]

He gave us free will, thus any choice we make is obviously good ...

Can’t argue with that /s :)

[reasonisfaith]

“He gave us free will, thus any choice we make is obviously good”

So not only is he a horrible doctor and a non-Christian, this guy is also a indescribably poor philosopher.

[BlueLancer]

Strange idea ... "any decision we make is a good one because God gave us free will". I've always interpreted "free will" as a double-edged sword, with the opportunity to choose wisely or poorly and the consequences of your decisions impacting on how this life and the next turns out.