Seven Deadly Trappings of Evangelism
“Virtually all the people on Time magazine‘s list of ‘The 25 Most Influential Evangelicals’ share at least one glaringly significant trait,” says Phillip Johnson, “For the most part, these are the fadmakers.” Johnson goes on to list a number of “cheerleaders for whatever is fashionable”, including the usual suspects such as Rick Warren and Tim LaHaye, and explains why their programs are “fads.”
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Not! Despite the hard-luck story of this so-called doctor, I wasn’t able to manage even one tear for poor Deborah. You see, she’s an abortion provider who almost got run out of town. She’s complaining about discrimination. What about the unborn children she discriminates against? I guess protests outside of abortion clinics really do work!
Just because Roe v. Wade made it legal doesn’t mean building owners and neighbors have to let an abortion clinic open.
Seems like RU-486 is not the “great leap forward” that pro-abortion forces thought it would be. Statistics are starting to emerge from places like San Diego,
Los Angeles and Flint, MI that indicate women seeking an abortion aren’t rushing out to ”take control” of their own abortion.
Let’s face it, it’s an inconvenient way to kill a child and it’s also more expensive. Most women just “want to get it over with.” Pro-Abortion forces may have pushed the FDA into a premature decision, all for naught.
