“Baptist minister who has now joined the Unitarian church.” The guilt needed to be set aside so the serial killer sought a more ‘convenient’ church family. And one wonders if this demon notified athorities when doing murders on the alive unborn of nine and ten year old girls. I would not doubt this devil has ‘other’ behavior for which he absolves himself.
Well, it did say that he had joined the Unitarian church, at least. Our little peacenik UUs seem to have no problem with killing infants.
He might have been a Baptist, but he was never a Christian. And I say that as a Baptist-flavored Christian.
‘”I’ll ask that the spirit of this pregnancy be returned to God with love and understanding,” he said.’
Wow, thats some gall. A burtal murderer tries to put a happy face on his deeds. God’s no to be mocked. I suspect he has no idea his prayer will be answered.
I made a very pro-choice woman weep.
I listened to the pro choice woman describe many of her nine year old daughters life experiences including her granddaughters first visit to Disneyland along with several other life’s firsts moments while the whole time I smiled very approvingly.
Then I asked the lady if their was a time machine, would she want to relive those precious moments all over again??
She ecstatically said YES !!!
I then asked her, knowing she was very ‘pro-choice’, what would she do if she was in this time machine,saw her pregnant daughter walking into a Planned Parenthood to exercise her ‘reproductive rights’, as granted by Roe vs Wade and knew that her granddaughter would never be born since she was only a blood clot being eliminated from her daughters body???
The pro-choice lady cursed me out and then cried.
Bottom line: Pro-Choice folks know DAMN well that they are killing.
Well, I'm sure the Baptists are kicking themselves over that ordination. We know that wolves will infiltrate the flock wearing sheep clothing -- but it has to sting when you mess up and let one of the wolves in.
The Unitarian 'church' (or coven) is his natural home. I believe Obama's grandma-ma was a member of this society.
He said he prays often.
To who? And what?
Prayer is good. Prayer is a gift. Prayer is hard.
God will not hear if we regard iniquity in our hearts -- so I'm curious what he is praying... We all screw up -- but without a repentant heart, it seems like he has a wall between himself and genuine prayer...
According to a 2008 article:
Boyd was a foot-washing Baptist minister in rural East Texas. He left the fold..."He left the fold"...but someone still wants him identified as a Baptist. That someone is most likely Boyd himself, who courts the controversy for marketing reasons, and to tarnish faithful Baptists by insisting that he's still one of them. How long has it been since Curtis Boyd was a practicing Baptist minister, and where? According to this article, it's been nearly four decades:
Dr. Curtis Boyd, who opened the first abortion clinic in North Texas 36 years ago, has expanded his practice and now provides a rare more controversial procedure known as a late-term abortion for women up to six months pregnant.So when does "left the fold" and "joined a Unitarian church" start counting as "former Baptist minister"? More importantly, when do Catholics stop believing Curtis Boyd's press and stop regurgitating his claims of being a Baptist minister?Dr. Boyd opened the Fairmount Center, Texas’ first abortion clinic, in 1973.
But, after 36 years, his practice has outgrown the small office at Fairmount Street and Cedar Springs Road near Uptown.
He merged the clinic with Aaron Women’s Health Center and then reopened them both under a new umbrella known as the Southwestern Women’s Surgery Center at Royal Lane and Greenville Avenue last week.
Unlike his other clinic, the new location is a surgery center, which means Boyd and his staff are now able to offer late-term abortions for women in their second trimester up to six months or 24-weeks pregnant.
I can’t post what I’m thinking right now.
“They went out from us, but they were not really of us; for if they had been of us, they would have remained with us; but they went out, so that it would be shown that they all are not of us.”