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America’s Abortions May End With Personhood Law in North Dakota

                        America’s Abortion may end with North Dakota Personhood Law

History may mark February 7th as the day that Personhood for the unborn was established. This is the day that provided the unborn at conception the God given right to life bestowed upon all since the beginning of creation. This is a significant step in the continuing evolution of sanctioning the protection of life which has been riddled by abortion rights activists since the infamous 1973 Roe v. Wade U.S. Supreme Court decision.

Forty years and 55 million plus deaths of the unborn who committed no crime except to be conceived in God’s image were murdered. This was accomplished because of a court and society that would protect a tree frog’s existence above a human life. These murders may soon be put to a stop with the North Dakota Personhood Measure that passed in the State Senate. When it is established that a fetus has U.S. 14th Amendment constitutional protection, abortion ends in America!

Often times in the history of monumental movements, they often have their genesis in the hearts and souls of the faithful who are unwilling to witness or permit the undoing of basic rights. The aptly named Personhood Constitutional Amendment initiative would codify the constitutional protections and absolute rights afforded all citizens of North Dakota and equally apply them to human embryos.

This is not just a momentary battle that supporters of life will wait to see what will happen in North Dakota’s House. The fact is that, in North Dakota as well as other states that are considering Personhood laws; the war for life should and can be won on the local battleground of state turf. These legislators, unlike their federal congressional counterparts, are not afraid to stand up to protect their religious values and principles, under the heat of unceasing liberal mass media contempt.

At the very core of the right to life is the imbalance that exists in continuing to treat the right to exist and to be born as incidental and given no more value than extinguishing the life of a common earth worm. The rights of the mother is given weight not as the carrier of life, but the right to her privacy to do as she pleases, which includes state sanctioned murder.

Yet for forty years the growing tearful cries of fathers who will never be, and mothers who are now filled with regret because of abortion. Their mournful regret is coupled with birthrights of the unborn, sheered away by abortion clinics.

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Comment by Lizzie on February 28, 2013 at 2:39pm

Final thoughts:

-I want to thank Kevin Fobbs for posting this good news.

-Kate Bowe, I know you had reservations about posting your story.. but it's a beautiful story about what's possible with God.  Would you consider re-posting it in American Infidel's Pro-Life group?

Comment by Thomas Angle on February 23, 2013 at 7:34am

Just a note. At the time Kate got pregnant. It was a very difficult decision to do what she did. Small towns can be harsh and in a day when getting pregnant before you where married was taboo (let alone a preacher's daughter). When her and her future husband done took way more courage than most pregnant girls now a days would ever have to muster.

God has a plan for all of us. Most I believe do not listen when He talks to us. But ending a life because we do not obey one of His commandments is not his plan. Kate and her future husband messed up. But then done what God wanted them to do and He blessed them. If you follow God's ways and do things for His glory, he will bless you in ways you can not imagine. Kate's story in just one example.

Kate, just before my grandmother dies. She sat up and told my aunt that she was going home. Maybe that is what you mother said.

Comment by Kate Bowe on February 23, 2013 at 12:24am
John, in your comments you touch upon something that I did live.
I'm not too sure I want to make this public, but I will just say that I was a young girl of 17 when I became pregnant. The father was 16. My father pastored a small church in a very small town. The father of that life we started was still in high school, had no car, worked after school as a grocery bagger. I remember going to the school to pick him up in my car to tell him about what I had just found out. I could have kept it from him and "gotten rid of the baby" and not told anyone. I hate to say that I considered it. In my mind I knew that it would devastate my parents and possible ruin my dad's ministry.

When I told my best friend at the school yard and we discussed our options, he told me that I could not consider an abortion. He told me that if I wasn't ready to marry him that he would make his mother raise the baby. It really touched my heart, he was such a man at age 16. I couldn't tell my father, but this guy said he would do it. He did. Things were very bad for a while, but my father married the two of us. That was 42 years ago. I can't tell you how hard it was. We both had to get some education. Believe me, we had not one bit of help from either of our parents. Not because they wouldn't help, because they couldn't. They were both financially poor. We both got associate degrees. I was a nurse for 30 years. I say that because it was worth every tear and hardship we went through. That baby was the joy of our life and is now a beautiful woman with five beautiful children. She married an ophthalmologist. She was your "clump of cells" at one time. To think that I even considered taking her life, because I could have, makes me cringe now. God did have a plan for her life, as she has helped so many people.

I also nursed my mother and best friend in life for 10 years when she got alzheimers disease. I had to quit my job to do it. After ten years of pain and sorrow, mixed with the deepest love and joy I could ever experience we had to move her to hospice house. The decision to start morphine and quit trying to feed her was difficult, but I knew in my heart that is what she would have wanted. Even when she quit looking across the room with a smile when I came to her, and no longer had that "clump of functioning cells" I know without a doubt that she felt the love when I was beside her and sang all the old hymms we use to sing together. No one could convince me that she didn't know I was squeezing her hand and humming in her ear when she took her last breaths and entered God's realm. She sat straight up in the bed, which she couldn't do for years by herself, opened and closed her mouth about ten times before she was gone. I think she was trying to sing even though no sound came out. I conclude that with a beating heart there is life. I think when the heart beats in the womb, it too is life. Her life was lived as God desired, just as the baby I carried was to live as God desired.
I know I was off the topic, but I felt I needed to say what I did.
Comment by James Flowers on February 22, 2013 at 12:51pm

According to John (12 weeks = 84days), in this image, there are no stages of development (up to 60 days) that are alive. (see: http://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/wwwhuman/Stages/Images/Cst800.jpg)
Seems to be more than just "a clump of cells".

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John's soliloquy comparing end of life with the beginning of life is an excellent example of how the intellect is warped by the Gospel of Death. John is comparing a fetus that hasn't even taken its first breath, and has the full potential of doing great & good things for the world
To…
An elderly person whose, through natural aging and after a full life of experiences, body is wearing out.

So in John's warped concept of life:
A newly conceived child's "odometer" is equal to that of an elderly person's, (Average life expectancy is 78 years)
In other words: 1 minute = 40,996,800 minutes, respectively. The math doesn't even equate.
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In John's Concept of life ----- Brain = Life     "YOU are determined to call it "life" when it has no brain"

This means:
The Kingdom Plantae* (all plants) – Gone
The Kingdom Fungi --- Gone
The Kingdom Protista* (all single cell organisms) – Gone
Phylum Porifera (sponges) -- Gone
Phylum Cnidaria (jelly fish, sea anemones, coral anemones that make the world's coral reefs) – Gone
Phylum Platyhelminthes (flatworm) – gone
Phylum Nematoda (round worms) -- gone
Any animal of pre-brain development – gone
* All herbivorous animals including cows - gone (their "food" depends on the flagellates in their gut to break down plant fib… – oops --- I forgot no plants for the herbivores to feed upon)
* Oops forgot --- no brain = no life = no plants = no oxygen = no John

In John's concept of life, a grasshopper, which has a brain, has more potential to do good for the human species than the potential of a Human fetal child.

["Organism" is also a good vocabulary word.]

John said: "YOU are determined to call it "life", when it has no brain yet"

Indeed, I'll accept that complement!!!
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Finally, what is the defense for abortions 12 to 36 weeks and up, including partial-birth abortions?

Comment by JOHN DELASAUX on February 21, 2013 at 10:40pm

James Flowers wrote: "We got it, John  ---   you are determined to find any means / excuse possible to give yourself the right to end life."

No, James.

YOU are determined to call it "life" when it has no brain yet, and no proprioception. [If you have never heard that long word before, look it up in Google. You will add an important new word to your vocabulary and to your understanding of what constitutes LIFE.]

Comment by JOHN DELASAUX on February 21, 2013 at 10:34pm

Kate wrote: "To abort a child before it is born because you think it's life won't amount to much is believing that you know what is best for that child."

I never said that.

You missed the point:

Imagine that you are the pregnant lady, and you know that your boyfriend just said he would not support a baby, and your little job does't make enough to live on, and you are an alcoholic or drug addict.

You know that your baby is going to starve, and you may lose your crummy job if you can't work a full day every day, and you don't have enough money to buy your next drug fix or pay a hospital bill to have a baby.

And, you can't sleep at night with the worry .........

And, then, you can fix all your problems (you think) and get your boyfriend back, just by having an abortion, which he is willing to pay for.

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Kate - do you really want to make abortion illegal? Who would you put in jail --- the lady, the boyfriend, the doctor  --  or all three?

And, for what  --  "murdering" a clump of cells which has no brain and no proprioception of its own existence?

Every place where the question of making abortin illegal was put to the voters, they rejected the idea by 3 to 1.

Comment by James Flowers on February 21, 2013 at 9:29pm

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John D ----- James Flowers wrote: "Hey, you already made the point yourself -- (How many babies suffer starvation, abuse, and even death when born into a sick environment?)  which would you prefer?    Hunger, abuse, illness, etc. on this earth or directly up to heaven? "

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And I retracted that statement as stupid & rash! 

 

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JOHN D ---  And, how many pregnant women foresee that life for a potential child and take action to save it from that fate?

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You are giving the mother (and yourself) the ability to foresee the future, you are giving the mother (and yourself) the right to objectify and place a value (or lack of value) on that child,  you are giving the mother (and yourself) the right to objectify and to place value on life.  You further have made a foregone conclusion that the mother would not or should not place the child up for adoption. So you are again giving yourself the right to place judgement on the potential adoptive parents. 

As I said in a previous post ---  you seek any excuse possible to give yourself the right to kill any child or end any life,  while others of us seek to find any means possible to save the child's life and her / his potential to contribute good to the world.   You are obsessed with your self-given right to kill the child or end life.

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John D  ----  The idea that a clump of cells, without a brain or any ability to feel its own personhood, is a live person is ludicrous. It is a fiction, made up to support the idea that it is "murder" to "kill" a clump of cells.

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It is fiction and contrary to the science of  biology and  embryology, to believe that the zygote is not alive and, left alone, will not complete its full development. 

So if you see someone running around the woods destroying bird's nests & eggs, stomping on frog eggs in a pond, or turtle eggs on a beach  ---  that will be John declaring himself the right to end life because that life has not reached his prescribed definition of birdhood, froghood or turtlehood.

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We got it, John  ---   you are determined to find any means / excuse possible to give yourself the right to end life.

Comment by JOHN DELASAUX on February 21, 2013 at 7:34pm

Someday, you may run up against a statement from a doctor who says, "I'm so sorry to have to tell you that your Mom (or Dad) (or wife)(or husband) has no brain function. We have tested overnight, and he (she) would not be able to breathe on his (her) own. If we turn off the ventilator, he (she) will probably die in a few moments.

Although it is a difficult question to consider, most people are able to confront the fact that their loved one has reached the end of life, because life depends upon a functioning brain. Otherwise, the body is merely a collection of cells which have no congnizance of existence and no future to look forward to. The positive decision to put the person in Hospice and accept the results of removal of the ventilator is difficult, but necessary.

There is a startling similarity between the end-of-life scenario and the beginning of life.

At some point (about 12 weeks) in the development of a clump of cells into a living being, the fetus develops a nervous system and brain such that it can sense its own existence, have a proprioceptive sense, and thus move its arms and legs, in a concious activity. The mother notes this as "quickening", and thus becomes conscious that the fetus is actually a live person with a brain and sensations of its own body mothions.

It is now a live person.

The idea that a clump of cells, without a brain or any ability to feel its own personhood, is a live person is ludicrous. It is a fiction, made up to support the idea that it is "murder" to "kill" a clump of cells.

Comment by Kate Bowe on February 21, 2013 at 11:33am
To abort a child before it is born because you think it's life won't amount to much is believing that you know what is best for that child. There have been children born into a life of hell, without love, left to die, on and on
but you do not know what God has planned for that life and what he can do to change it. That is why we have no right to make the decision on our own as to whether or not to take that life.
There are adoption agencies that would find the child a home. I can't help but think that many times a child is aborted not because the mother is concerned about it not having a chance at a good life, but that she doesn't want the responsibility and memories associated with it (a self concern, not a true concern for the life she is carrying). The life she is carrying would probably vote to choose life.
Comment by Kate Bowe on February 21, 2013 at 11:19am
John D.
You are right about our economy and fiscal problems needing to be fixed. I couldn't agree more. Spending is a purposely designed problem by an inside enemy to take the country down. After reading your reply, I asked myself if one problem this country is facing is worse than another one. If so, which problem is the one that should take the highest priority of concern.
If our economy was operating as it should, it wouldn't change the abortion problem. For mankind to put a stop to abortion would probably take a change of heart (God's word says murder is wrong). If however abortion was stopped, would it change the economy, job shortage, over-spending? A person that doesn't believe in a God created world may conclude that it would not. They might conclude that there is no correlation.
God's word states, however, to seek the kingdom of God first and his righteousness and all other things will be added unto you as he knows what we have need of.
The reason we as a nation prospered and was blessed and protected since its beginning is because we were founded on God's principals. We have been the nation that lifted God up. God's word also says if his people will call on his name that he will heal the nation.
So, I have to believe that if we practiced what God has instructed in his word, that in obedience to him all other things (fiscal problems, and even our leaders being what they should be) would be added unto us.
Just food for thought.
James, love your comment. God gives and God takes away as he sees fit, which is beyond our understanding. It certainly isn't our right to decide to take a life, it is his right.

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