Pelosi trapped by her own words

Recently Nancy Pelosi spoke of "the Word made flesh", a reference to Christ, and the fact that she is very fond of that portion of Scripture. Well, a correspondant from CNS news asked a simple question; when did the Word become flesh? Suddenly the speaker thought that it was inappropriate to discuss religion.

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Abortion: It's the right thing to do

Does culture matter? Is there a message in the madness we call entertainment? Yes, yes, and yes. In the latest episode of NBC's Friday Night Lights, one of it's characters decided to have an abortion and resolutely proclaims, "It was the right thing to do."

Did this start a firestorm of controversy? Well, no, no, and no. The media largely praised the writers for tackling the issue with tact and aplomb. Kind of like they responded to the Tim Tebow Super Bowl ad.

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'Idol Gives Back' -- To Pro-Abortion Groups - Christian Newswire

Once again, "American Idol" is aligning itself with pro-abortion groups. Among the groups benefiting this year's "Idol Gives Back" fund-raising campaign are Save the Children and the United Nations Foundation. "Idol Gives Back," which airs tonight, will feature several celebrities who will urge Americans to make a donation. Continue>>

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UPDATE: Tebow Super Bowl ad

Remember the huge controversy about the Tim Tebow Super Bowl ad? Well, it's now faded into ancient history (our collective short attention span being what it is) even though it was less than two months ago. Here is an update on the impact of the ad and how many people have contacted Focus on the Family since the commercial aired.

Tebow derangement syndrome

Here comes Super Bowl Sunday and the controversy around the Tim Tebow ad that almost no one has seen. But that hasn't stopped the shrill army of protesters from NOW, NARAL, and Gloria Allred from having a complete melt-down over what is purported to be a 30-second spot about Mrs. Tebow and her decision to forego an abortion despite a highly dangerous pregnancy.

Well, good news, Planned Parenthood has come up with a response to the Tebow ad (which no one has seen yet), featuring two prominent athletes (men), discussing their respect for women and their right to choose. Incidentally, isn't Planned Parenthood funded in part by tax dollars? How many Americans are happy to pay for this:





Notice what was not discussed in this ad, namely, what is the unborn. Is it human or not? Isn't that the main issue at hand? What was discussed: Their love of family, their mothers and daughters, grassy meadows and puppy dogs. That's all nice and well, but beside the point.

This is where the forehead slap comes; Sean James said, "We are working toward the day where [sic] every woman will be valued." How much do they value unborn women? Take China for example, because of forced abortions, many families elect to abort females so they can have a son. That is really bad for women.

Ultimately, people refuse to see abortion for what it really is. Case in point, take the iron tight logic of this young lady:



It is unconscionable in this age of scientific enlightenment, as we have begun to unlock the secrets of DNA, that anyone would dismiss the unborn as some unremarkable glob of tissue. To do so is intellectually dishonest at best.




By the way, we can't forget about another ad that was rejected by the media before the Tebow controversy.

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Here is the horrifying ad that caused a firestorm of controversy.

One-child policy in America? Seems reasonable to CNN

Apparently a one-child policy in America seems perfectly reasonable to Jack Cafferty, Wolf Blitzer and some of their viewers.

I wonder if forced abortions would also seem reasonable. Of course China has already gone down that road. It has resulted in a gender imbalance that could threaten China's social stability as men outnumber women by a significant and growing margin.



Listen to this true story about forced abortions in China from Breakpoint. This is what a one-child policy looks like in the real world. Brutal.

Feinstein believes that tax payer funded abortion is "Morally correct"