“We didn’t at any stage even consider having a termination despite the medical advice. “We both knew we wanted our baby no matter what and we have not regretted the decision at any stage. We both agreed we would rather have him, no matter what, than not at all.”
Imagine that!
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Archive for December, 2007
A Gift Indeed
Posted in Abortion, Culture, Ethics, News, tagged Daily Mail, Marco Lara on 29 December 2007 | 2 Comments »
January Forum Letter
Posted in Christianity, Creation, Evolution, Lutheranism, Scriptures, Theology, tagged Christianity, Forum Letter, George Murphy, Peter Speckhard, Rudolph Bultmann, six-day creation on 24 December 2007 | 3 Comments »
I just received my January issue of Forum Letter, which is the monthly companion to Lutheran Forum. In this issue, Pr. George Murphy responds to Pr. Peter Speckhard, who wondered in the November issue why people would get so upset with him when they discovered he actually believed that God created the world over [...]
Finitum capax infiniti
Posted in Christianity, Jesus, Lord's Supper, Theology, Worship, tagged First Things, Richard John Neuhaus on 22 December 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Some brilliance from Fr. Richard John Neuhaus (obviously, a Roman Catholic now, but I find nothing here with which to disagree):
Throughout the ages, people had looked up into the heavens in search of God. Bearing Jesus in her womb, holding Jesus in her arms, Mary looked down into the face of God. Immanence and transcendence [...]
Josh Ritter Video
Posted in Music, tagged Josh Ritter on 13 December 2007 | 4 Comments »
Rome Doesn’t Still Issue Indulgences, Does She?
Posted in Christianity, Denominations, Miscellaneous, Roman Catholicism, Theology, tagged Indulgences on 12 December 2007 | 7 Comments »
Right. And Martin Luther wasn’t German.
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