The religions of the world have NOTHING to do
with Jesus the Christ any more than the Pharisees and the Sadducees did. I
submit…….
UNITED METHODIST AND EPISCOPALIAN CHURCH CLERGY LEAD
PRAYER RALLY TO "BLESS" ABORTION CLINIC [Excerpts]
In Ohio,
United Methodist Church pastor, Reverend Laura Young, says she believes
pro-life protesters in front of Planned Parenthood and other abortion
facilities have "misguided faith."
[The problem is manifestly evident immediately. There you have a WOMAN who calls herself a “pastor” and her title is “reverend.” She is about as “reverend” as the irreverend Al Charleton. AND… she’s a homosexual lesbian. All three of those “observations” are against the Word of God… which she apparently rejects. Ergo, she is a shipwrecked reprobate. In the meantime, millions of babies are being BUTCHERED!] ~fb
In fact, she thinks these clinics
should be blessed, which is why she went out to an abortion facility called
Preterm on October 8th in Cleveland. In 2014, Preterm was involved in the
abortion-related death of Lakisha Wilson.
Young
explained her acceptance of abortion like this: "Christianity, like most
faiths, is founded on love. Watching protesters shouting judgment and hate
based on what they call religion is horrible. Is that loving God? Is that
loving your neighbor as yourself?"
Think
Progress reports that the group hopes their "blessing" will
protect Preterm from "preachy protesters, as well as encourage the
strength and bravery of those providing and relying on its services."
Young plans to go out to other abortion facilities in the state if their event
in Cleveland is successful.
Young also
says religious groups are fueling the so-called war on women. She explained,
"Women are being attacked at a moral level by the radical Religious Right.
They've hijacked the political discussion.
This event
is an opportunity for progressive religious leaders to stop the silence. We
need to be in the conversation."
[And there is your second clue… “political discussion”??? She has
made the Word of God subordinate to the traditions of men…or in this case, women.
Wasn’t Eve, a woman, DECEIVED ?!] ~fb
The abortion
reverend heads up a group called the Ohio Religious Coalition for Reproductive
Choice, and they run an "all-options" counseling hotline for women
facing crisis pregnancies. She said, "It breaks my heart to know women are
sitting in pews across the country feeling shamed, believing that they're
cursed for making this decision. That's a question I get a lot on the phone,
'Am I going to hell?' When God instead is there to support women through it
all."
On their
website, the group says their mission is to "ensure reproductive choice
through education, advocacy, and counseling. The Coalition seeks to give clear
voice to the reproductive issues of people of color, those living in poverty,
and other underserved populations."
As LifeNews
previously reported, on July 29, the Planned Parenthood Clergy Advocacy Board
said the undercover videos exposing the organization's organ harvesting
business are simply an attack on women's health care. Jeffrey Walton from the
Institute on Religion and Democracy reports that the board is made up of
religious leaders from the United Church of Christ, Episcopal Church and
American Baptist Churches as well as clergy from Reformed Jewish and Unitarian
Universalist congregations.
In a
statement the clergy said, "As faith leaders committed to justice, honesty,
and liberty, we are troubled by the decades-long campaign of harassment against
Planned Parenthood and those they serve. Our faiths demand care for those
marginalized by poverty and other oppressions. Faith leaders have supported
Planned Parenthood for nearly 100 years because of our shared goals: every
person - regardless of income, race, or religion - deserves access to safe,
affordable, high-quality health care."
They
concluded, "Our religious traditions call us to offer compassion, not
judgment. People who work for Planned Parenthood give care and respect to those
in need, doing God's work. For this we are grateful."
~The Berean Call, Nov. 2, 2015
~The Berean Call, Nov. 2, 2015
Come Lord Jesus!
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