I was listening to a gentleman called Jimmy Dore, an unbeliever and a radical in politics. He said that he could understand them supporting abortion which he considers a kind of amputation. But he then went on to say that he could not understand why the women who brought this law into being where laughing and grinning about it. Why? He asked would anyone celebrate an amputation? Demons.
It is a logical progression. I remember saying back in the 80's that once science proved tbe " mass of cells" was a baby the pro-aborts would say " so what? I still get the right to kill it." Heartless stone cold evil. Mother Teresa always said that of a mother can kill her own child then anything is possible. She also said--prophetically I believe--that the fruit of abortion is nuclear war.
What troubles me the most is Maura Healey--baptized and raised Catholic--promoting this and legislating it and gathering about her the harpies who celebrate it. And behind their smiling faces the grinning horror of the old goat. And there but for the grace of God and my mother's prayers.....Our Lady Help of Christians pray for us!
I don't see why, logically, if you could kill a baby a minute before it is born you could not kill it a minute after. It is all a kind of evil madness.
We are probably not far from infanticide. I am sure the dark powers are pushing in that direction. Unspeakable.
We are surrounded by demons. Everywhere! I was at an art show Saturday and across from me was a woman selling home made “orbs” And “amulet bags”…to hold your crystals, charms, and potions. They were soooo ugly and creeeepy! I couldn’t wait to get out of there !
There is this duality where children killed inside or outside the womb by their mothers will have salvific merit. The other side is where women doing this are generating toxic merit. Where these two meet I don't know, but maybe under sharia law.
I am afraid there is considerable evidence that a lot of these abortion mills had actual Satanist involvement. That they were sacrificing babies to Satan as a Sacrifice.
The danger for me is to (rightly) point the finger, but then walk away. But the reality is that there is sin in my life where I haven't waged the battle to overcome and uproot them as I should. Your prayers please that I do so. This priest came up with a battle plan in response. Time for me to follow his example.
100% true and at the same time the feminist movement went with it. To the tune of over 1.1 million abortions in the US each year. Guaranteed Muslims aren't killing their kids. So, in a decade or two Muslims take over and all the feminists get to enjoy sharia law.
God often deals in irony in the bible. Christians are just as bad as the Jews in general when it comes to a lack of faithfulness. We aren't above being usurped and subjugated. In fact the faith of Christians thrive in this position.
I have to hand it to Islam in being radically opposed to abortion and sodomy they gain my respect. The same for Mormons. And Orthodox Jews.
Islam believes in polygamy and child brides. And sexual mutilation of girls. And raping young boys. And slavery.
That Muslim woman who had visions of Jesus and Mary and converted to Catholicism says that Muslims don't practice what they preach. They commit all the sins they say they hate, but privately. She specifically spoke of sex slave boys, which she witnessed firsthand.
Generally speaking, the problem is that when people write about “Islam,” they tend to treat it as one single, unified whole, just as Christianity is sometimes misrepresented. For example, someone might post female bishops on Islamic pages and say, “This is what Christianity looks like today,” or show priests blessing tanks, as some Orthodox Christians do, where state policy and the Church are closely connecteIslam has no supreme religious leader, meaning there is no single imam who has authority over all Muslims. There are different branches and communities within Islam, and they differ from one another in their teachings, even on issues such as abortion. So, Islam is generally much stricter on abortion than many Christian countries, but, for example, the Catholic Church is far stricter than many Islamic scholars when it comes to conception as the beginning of human life.The differences among Muslims are enormous, just as they are among Christians and between different Christian communities. Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan, and Pakistan are as different from one another as Germany, Nigeria, and Haiti are within the Christian world.Many people are horrified by various things in Islam, even though some of the same practices were permitted in Christianity for 2,000 years. Saint Bridget of Sweden, for example, married at the age of 12, Saint Elizabeth of Hungary at 14, and it is traditionally assumed that the Virgin Mary was around 12 to 15 years old when she was betrothed to Saint Joseph.The main difference is Jesus Christ, the Catholic Church, and the teaching revealed through the Holy Spirit. We have the Pope and the College of Cardinals, which regulate the teachings of the Church. In Islam, Jesus Christ is a prophet, whereas for us Christians He is God, who was glorified through the Cross and suffering and gave us eternal life.Suffering and pain are symbols of victory in Christianity, whereas in Islam they remain symbols of defeat, which then gives rise to revenge. Islam spread by the sword and believes in force, which is why the state must be closely connected with religion, because otherwise that religion falls apart.Our faith is founded not on force, but on faith in Christ’s resurrection and on the Good News, in which we have freedom of choice. None of these above things are taught in Islam, except for polygamy. And here the reason is historical: men were often killed in wars, creating a shortage of men and a large number of women. Since many women were left widowed, they married the relatively few surviving men so that they could survive economically and provide for their children during difficult times. Men married because they benefited from it as well—essentially having more servants and sexual gratification, as well as many offspring, which was considered a gift from God. We can read about this in the Old Testament as well. Today, it is less common, but wealthy people still take advantage of it because they can. All the other things are not defined by the religion, and many of them were also practiced in Christianity and are still practiced today in Africa. The reason is the mixing of ancient cultures and tribal customs with Christianity and Islam. Look at African countries that are 100% Christian, where child marriages are considered normal, around 20% of the population practices polygamy, various forms of circumcision are practiced, etc. Islam rejects sodomy just as Christianity does, and yet we have had cases of boys being abused in seminaries. So, we need to distinguish religious teachings and rules from the culture of a society. Islamic countries are religious rather than secular, which means that failing to observe certain religious customs can be punishable by law. Because of this, people sometimes engage in things they do not actually believe in secretly, much as happened in Christian societies for centuries. As for slavery, in the Epistle to the Ephesians, Saint Paul tells slaves to obey their masters. We believe that all people are equal before God, yet the institution of slavery was only gradually abandoned in the West during the 19th century. Until then, slavery had been practiced for almost 2,000 years of Christian history. Islam is predominantly found in countries that are economically, culturally, and technologically less developed, which is why people often get the impression that many things are part of the islamic theaching... The main difference between Islam and Christianity is Jesus Christ. If you read the Old Testament, you will see that much of it overlaps with Islam, particularly in terms of culture, customs, attitudes toward life, and so on. In some respects, Islamic teaching is even more lenient, but then Jesus Christ comes—the very God who changes and reveals Himself to humanity. Later, the Holy Spirit gradually redefines, throughout the centuries, what God asks of humanity. That is why many changes only came later, including the development of human rights.
Islam didn't begin until 600 years after Christ, when an angel (obviously a demon, since it spoke lies) appeared to Mohammed and "revealed" a new religion that reduced Jesus to a prophet. It is a false religion. Jesus said no one knows or goes to the Father except through Him. He is THE Way, the Truth, and the Life. And God does not change... He is always ths same, but reveals Himself more and more fully through Christ and His Church.
