I had to LIKE before watching the video; simply for the line of celebrating souls leaping into wombs and not being disposable. It hit me that so much of the current divide is culturally fed - rather than coming together celebrating our differences we have come to focus on dividing and cursing them. I’m looking forward to replacing these lenses one at a time so we can all celebrate again. Donation made.
PS I personally have never seen someone who aborted who didn’t reflect on the experience with pain - no I cannot fathom bc I’m a man who has not experienced that personally, but even men I’ve known who have been a part of the that process speak in painful terms.
My aunt gave her child for adoption rather than abort; she still has pain knowing she was unable to raise him, but she also speaks of him in hopeful terms even as she was part of his life for several years and no longer is due to his choice, which she respects.
I see the process of allowing a soul a chance at life as “no choice” in terms of pain and hope. But that’s just me, and judgment isn’t mine to make; I do my best to give love. Thanks for this post!
What a reason to celebrate! Ps 27:13-14 comes to mind in light of all the propaganda confusing our culture. Grateful to partner with ministries like AGAPE.
I had to LIKE before watching the video; simply for the line of celebrating souls leaping into wombs and not being disposable. It hit me that so much of the current divide is culturally fed - rather than coming together celebrating our differences we have come to focus on dividing and cursing them. I’m looking forward to replacing these lenses one at a time so we can all celebrate again. Donation made.
PS I personally have never seen someone who aborted who didn’t reflect on the experience with pain - no I cannot fathom bc I’m a man who has not experienced that personally, but even men I’ve known who have been a part of the that process speak in painful terms.
My aunt gave her child for adoption rather than abort; she still has pain knowing she was unable to raise him, but she also speaks of him in hopeful terms even as she was part of his life for several years and no longer is due to his choice, which she respects.
I see the process of allowing a soul a chance at life as “no choice” in terms of pain and hope. But that’s just me, and judgment isn’t mine to make; I do my best to give love. Thanks for this post!
What a reason to celebrate! Ps 27:13-14 comes to mind in light of all the propaganda confusing our culture. Grateful to partner with ministries like AGAPE.
Yes they’re wonderful! Thank you!!