[tired&retired]

This shows that pro-lifers who say judgemental and cruel things about postabortion women drive people away from the movement. Had this person not been turned off from the pro-life cause, she might have ended up on the other side of the picket line.

That's like saying that your treating criminals like criminals made me have sympathy for them and caused me to join them....

[tired&retired]

I’m not totally disagreeing with the statement about judging others. I’m only saying that their logic is not logical as justification for their actions.

While abortion is murder, we must have compassion for those who have abortions and not “judge” them. They are torturing their souls, even if they are in denial.

I’ve worked with many women who are proclaiming “pro-choice and have had abortions.” In virtually every instance, when the memory of the event is opened the wound is evident and the intense emotions flow. Our pure souls when we are born know the difference between right and wrong, not matter what we justify and proclaim intellectually.

[Morgana]

Saying that “any woman who died from an illegal abortion deserve to die.” is not exactly showing the love of Christ.

We all need Christ’s Mercy. Sometimes we as Christians need to step back and see how we look to non Christians.

My reply would have been “It’s a shame there were no Crisis Pregnancy Centers for her”. Or better yet, “It’s a shame no one in her Church could have helped her”. I would have ended it with “May God have mercy on her soul”.