So, in addition to praying for Alito to be confirmated and to overturn Roe v. Wade they are also going to:

1.) Do something about making quality healthcare available to all Americans, this being the richest country in the universe.

2.) Do something about these corporations spewing pornography all over the internet and television
Maybe seeing something similar to the War on Drugs, or War on Terrorism being applied to the biggest addiction among men today.

3.) countless other things…

Even if we cannot get anyone to discuss these other issues, I’ll be happy to see Alito get confirmed, but when are we are going to fight the unpopular and truly difficult battles?

just my take on things…

My GodBlogCon friends Charmaine Yoest, LaShawn Barber and Stacy Harp (start here and scroll down) were among the bloggers invited to the Justice Sunday III program.

La Shawn:

I have to agree – the term “African American” does NOT describe Black Americans.

Cases in point – Black Americans at LSUHSC Hospital are all wrapped up in Christmas – as intense as anyone else. And they give Christmas Presents to unfortunate children whose parents are too lazy to get them anything.

Another Black lady was walking on the street near my home a week before Christmas. She was wearing a sweater covered with Christmas symbols, and whe was wearing a Santa Clause hat. Not very “African”.

I have a question – do you realize that birth control pills cause early abortions? Some forms of contraception, specifically the intrauterine device (IUD), Norplant, and certain low-dose oral contraceptives, often do not prevent conception but prevent implantation of an already fertilized ovum. The result is an early abortion, the killing of an already conceived individual.

If this is news to you (or anyone else reading these comments), I’d like to encourage you to research it for yourself. What do you think?

Another thought – ever notice the reasons a woman gives for having an abortion (I can’t afford a baby right now, two is enough for us, I want to finish college, I want to focus on my career)are the SAME reasons a lot of us give for using birth control?

Are we truly “pro life”?? Are we sure we have examined that log in our own eye???

The Family Research Council entered the blogosphere last week, just in time for the group’s Justice Sunday III event in Philadelphia yesterday. Charmaine Yoest is the managing editor of FRCblog and one of its only two active contributors. The only…

Thanks for emphasizing this. I think we hide our beliefs and opinions for fear of ostracism by the mainstream and our non-believing friends…isn’t that exactly what happened to Jesus and his disciples…isn’t that what is supposed to happen to us, if we are living a true Christian life? What cowards we tend to be, sometimes! Thanks for your open-ness!

You are not the product of violence, a broken condom, a mis-directed attempt to save a relationship, or even the choice of your parents who love you. You are the product of the love of God Who gave you life. He placed you into the birth which you’ve …

Shalom
Michael

Michael

I think part of it is because he used to be a very strong supporter of racial segregation.

He’s a better man now then he once was. Which is about all we can hope to do in our lives.

But just the same, it’s a factor of his life I remain aware of.

I used to be a drunk and a fornicator, IC. We all have “factors” in our lives, and opposing racial integration ain’t the worst. – Admin

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