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To: Howlin
...some kind "Christian" woman on here informed me that my sister had "lived long enough and she didn't need to have a dead fetus' stem cells to prolong her life.

I'm sure that Christian woman would have been elated to pray for your sister and her health, but to use dead children to "extend" life is the ultimate barbarism.

Biblical Christians must (and will) stand according to Scripture even if it is not "popular" with some.
136 posted on 09/14/2005 11:46:39 PM PDT by politicket (Our Supreme Court just destroyed our land...any Patrick Henry's out there?)
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To: politicket
I'm sure that Christian woman would have been elated to pray for your sister and her health, but to use dead children to "extend" life is the ultimate barbarism.

Well, well, look what we have here: yet another Holier Than Thou who is TOO STUPID to read the rest of my statement.

They were her OWN STEM CELLS, you dolt.

And I'd rather die and go to hell than have "Christains" like you praying for me.

140 posted on 09/14/2005 11:49:35 PM PDT by Howlin
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To: politicket; Howlin

WOW!!! You didn't read Howlin's post entirely, did you? There was NOTHING there about using stem cells from "dead children."


141 posted on 09/14/2005 11:49:52 PM PDT by indcons (Koran - The World's First WMD)
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To: politicket; Howlin

I think the point of Howlin's post was that the woman didn't wait to get the complete story before volunteering information.


144 posted on 09/14/2005 11:51:33 PM PDT by cyborg (I finally got a job today. Thank you God. Thank you Our Lady of Lourdes' prayer petition.)
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