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Gillibrand: Alabama anti-abortion law 'against our Christian faith'
The Hill ^ | May 16, 2019 | Rachel Frazin

Posted on 05/17/2019 12:28:45 AM PDT by Morgana

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To: Morgana

Libs are suddenly a new kind of Bible scholar. Odd though how they equate their brand of Christianity with stuff God hates.


21 posted on 05/17/2019 5:28:07 AM PDT by lurk
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To: o-n-money

Her father donated to the sex trafficking cult NXIVM in upstate New York.

Gillibrand is pure evil.


22 posted on 05/17/2019 5:35:34 AM PDT by stonehouse01
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To: Morgana

She has no problem shoving atheism and secular humanism down everyone’s throat. Abortion is the most holy sacrament to the cult of liberalism.


23 posted on 05/17/2019 5:40:26 AM PDT by bray (Pray for President Trump)
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To: Morgana

They have no problem taking Christian businesses and homes from them for not worshiping homosexuality.


24 posted on 05/17/2019 5:52:44 AM PDT by bray (Pray for President Trump)
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“If you are a person of the Christian faith, one of the tenets of our faith is free will,”

Hmm, and all these years I thought it was, “Thou shalt not kill.” She and the fake pope haven’t read the Christian Bible.


25 posted on 05/17/2019 5:58:01 AM PDT by bgill (when you badmouth women, you are badmouthing your mama and the good women on FR)
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To: Morgana

10 Commandments.
At #5, we have thou shall not murder.
Free will is not listed. In fact, these commandments place boundaries on personnel free will


26 posted on 05/17/2019 6:00:38 AM PDT by Steven Tyler
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...and under no circumstances are we supposed to be imposing our faith on other people...

Why is gubmint imposing Sharia law on We the People???


27 posted on 05/17/2019 6:02:00 AM PDT by Steven Tyler
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It’s all about pick and choose what you want from the Free Will buffet


28 posted on 05/17/2019 6:03:50 AM PDT by Steven Tyler
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29 posted on 05/17/2019 6:05:25 AM PDT by rollo tomasi (Working hard to pay for deadbeats and corrupt politicians.)
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Free will, eh? So, in an exercise of free will, the Christian thing to do is kill you, Kirsten? That seems a little harsh.


30 posted on 05/17/2019 6:38:06 AM PDT by sparklite2 (Don't mind me. I'm just a contrarian.)
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"In fact, these commandments place boundaries on personnel free will"

Yep. She seems to be trying to argue that "free will" means everyone has a moral right to do anything they want to.

31 posted on 05/17/2019 6:43:39 AM PDT by circlecity
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Where does one start with a person as screwed up, uneducated and misinformed as this?

Oh, yeah. With a politician.


32 posted on 05/17/2019 6:50:29 AM PDT by onedoug
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So opposing abortion is an attempt to impose the Christian faith on others? I see nothing that requires people to adopt the Christian faith or creeds. I see people and politicians arguing that human life is sacred and should not be subject to subjective termination but that is not an exclusive Christian concept. Many cultures and faiths have expressed the same thing.

A wise man once said there is nothing new under the sun. This is especially true in the expression of values and what we call universal truths. We can always find these have been expressed before, sometimes many times and from many sources beforehand. What people are doing is expressing their own heartfelt values and principles and the source of those values can always be traced to someone else, be it the Bible, the Sanskrit, the Quran, Confucias, Plato, Marx, Rousseau, Freud, Nietzsche, etc. etc.

Should the government have the power to censor heartfelt views of citizens based on the source of those views? If one quotes a Chinese proverb, is he imposing Chinese culture on the listeners? The vegetables in the garden belong to the gardener and not the seed seller. We need to stand up and say, “no, this is not my church speaking, this is me, a citizen, who has the right to express my thoughts, opinions and concerns.”


33 posted on 05/17/2019 9:56:57 AM PDT by caseinpoint (Don't get thickly involved in thin things.)
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To: o-n-money

The younger turk club.

I heard one of their turds quote the bible and then he said the bible was ok with it.

Uhm..no


34 posted on 05/17/2019 1:28:26 PM PDT by South Dakota
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