And God willing, we are in the first stages of a paradigm shift, moving toward the affirmation of individual life and life support for same. If we do not make this transition, in my honest and fearful opinion, this nation will not stand much longer. The exploitation of individual human life in the embryonic stage and pre-born stage is an ominous wrong on the verge of consuming our remaining righteousness as a nation that began on principles espoused in our founding documents beyond any in the history of civilization, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as sovereigns of a representative form of government. In this time for remembering ML King, can we at least pause to realize that the man sought, above all else, to have our nation, his nation, live up to the principles espoused in our founding documents. What Martin hoped for regarding race relations may be as easily applied to our current national relationship to those in need of and on life support in their earliest stage of existence. Pray we begin as a nation to awaken to this principle, else we will consume our goodness in a flurry of cannibalistic exploitation, much the way we stood at the edge of the abyss of slavery.
John, I don't know the identity of Remedy, but I suspect it is someone who has been posting at FR under another name for some time, a person deeply dedicated to the pro-life cause.
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The exploitation of individual human life in the embryonic stage and pre-born stage is an ominous wrong on the verge of consuming our remaining righteousness as a nation that began on principles espoused in our founding documents beyond any in the history of civilization, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as sovereigns of a representative form of government. |
Federalism: Reconciling National Values with States' Rights and Local Control in the 21st Century A constitutional principle without an actual constituency to back it up will soon crumble.
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If we do not make this transition, in my honest and fearful opinion, this nation will not stand much longer. |
Death as Deliverance: Euthanatic Thinking in Germany ca. 1890-1933 Writing in 1989, the late Cardinal John O'Connor of New York City, an ardent pro-life advocate, predicted that euthanasia would "dwarf the abortion phenomenon in magnitude, in numbers, in horror."