Some people today all over the world claim to worship the
earth. These people have as a sacrament of their worship, the sacrifice of
infants. The infants they started with were the invisible ones. The ones that
had not yet been born. Now they are reaching for children who have been born. See
this column:
http://townhall.com/columnists/brentbozell/2012/03/07/the_lefts_war_on_babies
for more information.
This (abortion) has
been advanced as choice or as medical care for women. What is rarely pointed
out is that even under the circumstances of a well controlled and well
sterilized operating room an abortion (the murder of an innocent) is dangerous
to a woman.
What also is not spoken very often is that most abortion
clinics (abattoirs for the unborn or temples to a false God of death) are far
from a well controlled and well sterilized operating room. In fact except for
the fact that they have been declared to be legal they are still almost as bad
(if not worse in some cases) as the back alley abortion doctors they were
supposed to replace. They replaced them but rather than making abortion safe it
just made it more prevalent.
I’m certain that this piece will make some people angry. This
includes some deluded women who have bought the lie of sexual freedom. Freedom rarely
indicates the ability to do whatever you want especially without consequences. This
is because if society does not enforce consequences then nature surely will. Indeed
the only thing that women being unwise about the use of their genitals has done
is increase is the childishness of men as the men have been able to get that
which most men want most without that which men fear most.
What I mean by that last statement is that most men will do
most anything for sexual contact with a woman. Most men when they are honest
fear commitment to one woman the most. This is because commitment to one woman
prevents them from plowing the field next door so to speak. Now we all know that
there will be some who will violate their commitment for whatever reason. This does
not invalidate the idea that we should hold up the ideal of the kept commitment
as best. Indeed the fact of violated commitment proves the necessity of
consistently pointing to what we should be doing rather than saying, ‘well no
one can possibly do that,’ we should say, ‘yes we have failed to do that, now
it is time to get busy and try for the ideal again.’ This is because if we
strive to be better people rather than settling for failure and accepting that
we will never reach the ideal we become closer to the ideal. While accepting
failure, especially saying that because we cannot reach perfection we should
not try leads to worse and worse conditions for everyone.
© 2012 Vic Jones
