Would you do it?

"It certainly doesn't help the pro-life movement to...participate in this kind of public way in the inauguration for one who holds to a very radical pro-abortion position," he said.

"...the context of this inaugural ceremony would not allow me to accept." -Al Mohler

"Many in the "emerging" and "Emergent church" movements also state their intention to transcend the divisive issues like abortion and homosexuality. Some of these represent the quintessence of cool in cultural identification. But for how long? Eventually, the issue of homosexuality will require a decision. At that point, those churches will find themselves facing a forced decision. Choose ye this day: Will it be the Bible or coolness?"

from an article exploring Rick Warren's invitation
to speak at Obama's inaugural ceremony

[the 3rd quote really has not so much to do with the question, but it stood out]

Watch it here. 

Save the Baby Humans

The last line stuck out to me oddly enough:

"D.C. police said there were no major incidents at the march."

Consider This

A small victory for the sanctity of infant life:
http://www.comcast.net/news/index.jsp?cat=GENERAL&fn=/2007/04/18/639998.html

How many of those who say that partial birth abortions protect women's health have studied how they go about killing the child, completely formed and perfectly capable to live life--partially born?

It makes me sick to my stomach.

Both supporters of abortion and nonsupports should study what is really being allowed or aimed to be eliminated. Educate yourself on the issues which you claim to have an opinion on. Study the process by which the child is dismembered or neglected. Did you know there is one type of rare yet legal type of abortion in which a perfectly healthy child is completely ignored, left to die after being born? Think of the number of citizens this country has lost since 1973.

Maybe one day this country will not only consider the health of mothers, as supporters so fervently [and inaccurately] proclaim they are doing, but return to taking the health of it's future, unborn citizens into consideration.