A friend loves at all times. Proverbs 17:17
The encephalon of anti-abortionist protesters and others who are against abortions probably will never understand why some women are pro-life; reserving the right to have an abortion if they decide to go to abortion clinics to have the procedure done. Recently, as noted in the HuffPost, the Supreme Court of the United States did not agree with the state of Texas trying to control the right of women’s admission to safe abortions in abortion clinics. According to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, “When a State severely limits access to safe and legal procedures, women in desperate circumstances may resort to unlicensed rogue practitioners ... at great risk to their health and safety.” I can't believe that we are engaging in heated debates regarding the subject of abortion, even in 2019. The remontant debate concerning a woman's reproductive rights or her choice concerning abortion is nothing new whether it is the state of Mississippi or Texas.
Transmogrify should not be the persona of believers in Christ if we have family or friends who had an abortion or don’t believe as we do; whether they are Christians or not. Our job is to be prisoners of hope and love. You can win people over in prayer coupled with love instead of attacking them in a vitriolic manner. All those fruitless activities won’t work. If you had a friend who did have an abortion (which is wrong in your eyes) how would you react? Would you immediately delve into judgement? If you think abortion is right or wrong, there are "plenty-many" people who have had abortions and will continue to have them regardless of your religious convictions or beliefs. Even if states attempt to close abortion clinics women will find a way to get abortions. The disaffection comes to light when individuals and public officials try to infringe upon other people’s liberties; their right to choose. In America, our freedoms are supposed to be protected.
Loving a friend at all times is inclusive of his or her faults. Guess what, you’re eventually going to make a mistake in life if you haven’t already. Granted, you will not always agree with your friends; their behavior or adoptions. The prerequisite as a believer to love them should be present. What happen to all that biblical talk concerning love being patient and love being kind, we like to verbalize towards each other (1 Corinthians 13; 4-8). It basically boils down to your spiritual maturity level with a solid dash of tolerance somewhere in the middle. If you only love your friends for what they can do for you or if they always agree with you, never depositing anything in their life doesn't seem right. I encourage you to do some self-evaluations to figure out why you don't love your friends at all times as suggested in Proverbs 17:17. Love is a powerful life tool that everyone can use. Love works! Love covers! Love is without conditions! I know some of you guys need that reminder. Well, this Sancti-Fly buzz is for you!
The encephalon of anti-abortionist protesters and others who are against abortions probably will never understand why some women are pro-life; reserving the right to have an abortion if they decide to go to abortion clinics to have the procedure done. Recently, as noted in the HuffPost, the Supreme Court of the United States did not agree with the state of Texas trying to control the right of women’s admission to safe abortions in abortion clinics. According to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, “When a State severely limits access to safe and legal procedures, women in desperate circumstances may resort to unlicensed rogue practitioners ... at great risk to their health and safety.” I can't believe that we are engaging in heated debates regarding the subject of abortion, even in 2019. The remontant debate concerning a woman's reproductive rights or her choice concerning abortion is nothing new whether it is the state of Mississippi or Texas.
Transmogrify should not be the persona of believers in Christ if we have family or friends who had an abortion or don’t believe as we do; whether they are Christians or not. Our job is to be prisoners of hope and love. You can win people over in prayer coupled with love instead of attacking them in a vitriolic manner. All those fruitless activities won’t work. If you had a friend who did have an abortion (which is wrong in your eyes) how would you react? Would you immediately delve into judgement? If you think abortion is right or wrong, there are "plenty-many" people who have had abortions and will continue to have them regardless of your religious convictions or beliefs. Even if states attempt to close abortion clinics women will find a way to get abortions. The disaffection comes to light when individuals and public officials try to infringe upon other people’s liberties; their right to choose. In America, our freedoms are supposed to be protected.
Loving a friend at all times is inclusive of his or her faults. Guess what, you’re eventually going to make a mistake in life if you haven’t already. Granted, you will not always agree with your friends; their behavior or adoptions. The prerequisite as a believer to love them should be present. What happen to all that biblical talk concerning love being patient and love being kind, we like to verbalize towards each other (1 Corinthians 13; 4-8). It basically boils down to your spiritual maturity level with a solid dash of tolerance somewhere in the middle. If you only love your friends for what they can do for you or if they always agree with you, never depositing anything in their life doesn't seem right. I encourage you to do some self-evaluations to figure out why you don't love your friends at all times as suggested in Proverbs 17:17. Love is a powerful life tool that everyone can use. Love works! Love covers! Love is without conditions! I know some of you guys need that reminder. Well, this Sancti-Fly buzz is for you!
