I May Be On To Something...Stay Tuned!

Norma was a pawn in the abortion advocates agenda,
an unsophisticated woman used to further women's liberation. She never had the abortion for which she stood as plaintiff and has in fact come to realize the role she played in the greatest abomination this nation has seen. Please, do not attack the women who are as much victims of this holocaust as the babies.

Those of us praying for the overturning of Roe v. Wade understand that the fight will begin in earnest at that time. We must also pray for the conversion of the hearts and minds of those who accept abortion as a necessary evil though personally opposed.

We do not take this fight lightly, we are prepared to go the distance. We know that the soul of our nation depends on the outcome.

I am fully aware of the history of the case including the Plaintiff's attorney's "cherry-picking" both Ms. McCorvey as well as the plaintiff's in the other Texas case that was substantially of the same merits as the Georgia case, Doe v. Bolton, which was combined with Roe at the Supreme Court.

I am also fully aware of the price that has been paid by women who have had those 45 or so million abortions. In fact, when combined with the fact that Norma was "used" in the first place, and there were 1,000 other girls lined up ready to be "used" for this cause, I question if women have not suffered more than the children who were aborted.

This issue is so much more substantive than to deserve such comments as both sides engage in. Pro-life advocates ignore the fact that, in addition to being morally reprehensible, Roe is absolutely unconstitutional (see link in article). And pro-choice advocates trample the Constitution under foot, claiming (ignorantly) rights that are not enumerated nor are they insinuated in the document.

We must all set aside the petty conservative and Liberal arguments, and arrive at the conclusion that my post was about...

...that the Constitution still governs, even when we choose to ignore it. And we must return to its precepts now and forever, and remember that matters such as slavery, segregation, and abortion, when decided in the sphere of the Judiciary, only harm our nation and its people--ALL its people.

We must follow the Constitution, otherwise, what is the purpose of having it in the first place?

This was my point.

Oh, and prayer must at some point result in action. And I don't simply mean the little march down Pennsylvania Ave later today. Tell Miss Nellie I said hi, btw.