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Posted on 06/03/2009 4:20:26 AM PDT by stan_sipple
Not a physician, but a butcher.
There should be a special disease that strikes only abortion doctors - something on the order of AIDS or Ebola would be nice.
This butchering doctor has chosen to operate in the wilderness.
Stay the hell out of Wichita, Carhart. We’ve had enough killers with Tiller, BTK and the Carr brothers.
Apparently Carhart, like Tiller, is a member in good standing of a church (Tiller was a Lutheran and Carhart is a Methodist). I am pretty sure the number of people praying for Carhart to continue to kill children may actually outnumber the ones who are praying that he stops.
Why would he stop when he has the support of his congregation?
IMO these men are demon possessed. They have a Jack Kervorkian complex. They love to watch people die and participate in their deaths. That is why they have no fear of assassins. They are like crack heads who will risk life and limb for another hit.
From Methodist bishop, Timothy Whitaker:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
The 2008 General Conference of The United Methodist Church took a step toward greater moral seriousness when it amended the denomination’s Social Principles on abortion.
Paragraph 161 J in the 2008 Book of Discipline contains important additions: “The Church shall offer ministries to reduce unintended pregnancies,” and “We affirm and encourage the Church to assist the ministry of crisis pregnancy centers and pregnancy resource centers that compassionately help women find feasible alternatives to abortion.”
These additions give practical direction to congregations and members, and they also give more substance to the church’s commitment to the statement, “Our belief in the sanctity of unborn human life makes us reluctant to approve abortion.”
These additions in 2008 follow the addition in 2000, which states the church’s opposition to “late-term abortion known as dilation and extraction (partial-birth abortion) and call for the end of this practice except when the physical life of the mother is in danger and no other medical procedure is available, or in the case of severe fetal anomalies incompatible with life.”
Over the last eight years, the church has strengthened its teaching about abortion so that it is more compatible with historic and ecumenical Christian understanding and practice.
Ooh! It works! Friendly neighborhood possum!
God help us all!
Tiller is an enormity, a moral black hole.... I look at him and I see a human face; but simply do not know how to reconcile that with the stunningly horrific evil of his deeds. Lutheran or no, it would appear the man has been spiritually dead for quite a long time by now, to put it mildly.
It's been said that every human face bears the image of Christ, if we will but discern it. Yet in Dr. Tiller's case, I hardly know what to say, except: I don't see it.
And what of the madwoman who got her picture taken with her dead baby? Not so very long ago, such a person would have been regarded a lunatic. Now we just say she's exercising her "civil rights."
Again I pray: God help us all.
Oddly perhaps, I have the same sense about this as you P-Marlowe. I'd say he's a pitiless narcissist who may actually get his jollies from the physical act of killing, and takes lascivious pleasure in performing "ceremonial" acts of abomination in the sight of God. It's his way of giving God "the back of his hand," so to speak. Not to mention his fellow human beings.
As to why such men have no fear of assassins, maybe in their crazed mental world they believe they are under Satan's protection. But if so, in this case, Satan was not a deal-keeper. Whatta surprise.
You said you thought such men are "demon-possessed." I certainly agree with you there.
p.s.: I'm keeping Dr. Tiller in the present tense, as he is still very much with us in spirit.
Just for the record,....
Physician Friend of Slain Abortion Doctor Wants to Continue Mission
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2263483/posts
But the mods locked it last night for some reason so no one else can reply.
I hope that they’ll let this one go because the topic of the thread needs to be seen.
thanks, the article might have been reprinted in a different paper, i agree on the importance though
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