"Do you believe it was God's will that a man and wife be incapable of bearing children?"
While I do not know Brooke's history and never will, I am willing to suggest that it could be birth control or abortions earlier in her life that rendered her unable to bear children.
God works in mysterious ways.
God doesn't cause bad things to happen, so His moving in mysterious ways is null and void on this topic.
As for anyone suffering negative things from birth control, I'd like to mention something that perhaps you are unaware of. Each of my wives took birth control bills to help regulate their cycles. Both suffered from iron deficiencies and when their cycles were uncontroled, their health suffered. That problem can have severe negative complications. The idea that eaither of them should be punished for trying to improve their health is Satanic in my view. Just thought you might like to know that.
Not everything in life is as black and white as some might think. There are often mitigating factors.
As for abortion, I don't know how you could even bring that up not knowing whether this person has every had one.
I am against abortion. I do not want women aborting their children. On the other hand, there has to be some reason behind the process of asking them not to. Denying a woman the ability to try to have a child because a fertilized egg might be destroyed extremely early in the process, seems a luntic fringe position IMO.
What do you say we stop all abortions after four weeks before we start working on the 24 hour goal. You'll be able to get a lot more people on your side and that could impact things a great deal.
All you're going to accomplish this way is allienate anyone who would normally agree with you.