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The Bible claims that a fetus is not a person! Or so goes the "pro abortion" argument.
In The Conversation, Melanie Howard wrote an article entitled "What the Bible says about abortion may surprise you." In it she argued that while abortion existed in biblical times, the Bible says nothing about it. Therefore, it must be ok.
This is, of course, a non sequitur.
Here is a link to the article: theconversation.com/what-the-bible-actually-says-about-abortion-may-surprise-you-186983
She also points out that in the New Testament, Jesus complimented women on going against social norms with their bodies. In both of the examples she gave, the woman with the issue of blood and Mary pouring perfume on Jesus' feet, nothing remotely connected to abortion is mentioned. No one got hurt when those women approached Jesus.
Howard also argued that Exodus 21:22-23 reveals that an unborn fetus does not receive the same value as a human life. If a pregnant woman is hurt during a scuffle, and a miscarriage ensues, the perpetrator is not charged.
However, this is a misreading of this text. It turns out that it actually takes a strong pro-life stance.
Abortion is a moral issue rather than a political one. However, the author indicates that while Christians are entitled to their views, but cannot claim that the Bible addresses abortion.
Check out my playlist on abortion here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcUxE-Dfb1To1RdZ24dIe5QCuCXMzONwl
My two latest videos on abortion:
Abortion - It IS about the babies - youtu.be/GT8huZh8tC8
Pro-Choice vs. Pro-Life: What is the difference? - youtu.be/Jh-TAzvWjo0
Visit my website at benhammond.org for more articles and videos.
#abortion #life #Exodus21 #fetus #prolife #prochoice #choice #womensrights #rights #roevwade #dobbs #perfume #Bible #Christians #morality #SCOTUS #Psalm139 #politics
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The Bible claims that a fetus is not a person! Or so goes the "pro abortion" argument.
In The Conversation, Melanie Howard wrote an article entitled "What the Bible says about abortion may surprise you." In it she argued that while abortion existed in biblical times, the Bible says nothing about it. Therefore, it must be ok.
This is, of course, a non sequitur.
Here is a link to the article: theconversation.com/what-the-bible-actually-says-about-abortion-may-surprise-you-186983
She also points out that in the New Testament, Jesus complimented women on going against social norms with their bodies. In both of the examples she gave, the woman with the issue of blood and Mary pouring perfume on Jesus' feet, nothing remotely connected to abortion is mentioned. No one got hurt when those women approached Jesus.
Howard also argued that Exodus 21:22-23 reveals that an unborn fetus does not receive the same value as a human life. If a pregnant woman is hurt during a scuffle, and a miscarriage ensues, the perpetrator is not charged.
However, this is a misreading of this text. It turns out that it actually takes a strong pro-life stance.
Abortion is a moral issue rather than a political one. However, the author indicates that while Christians are entitled to their views, but cannot claim that the Bible addresses abortion.
Check out my playlist on abortion here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcUxE-Dfb1To1RdZ24dIe5QCuCXMzONwl
My two latest videos on abortion:
Abortion - It IS about the babies - youtu.be/GT8huZh8tC8
Pro-Choice vs. Pro-Life: What is the difference? - youtu.be/Jh-TAzvWjo0
Visit my website at benhammond.org for more articles and videos.
#abortion #life #Exodus21 #fetus #prolife #prochoice #choice #womensrights #rights #roevwade #dobbs #perfume #Bible #Christians #morality #SCOTUS #Psalm139 #politics
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![All the Father Gives Me will come to Me! John 6:37 (Why I am not a Calvinist, Part 7)
All that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I will by no means cast out. (John 6:37)
So, Calvinism must be true because God elects some to be saved, right?
Actually, no. While at first this statement may seem confusing, it is actually rather simple.
The word all is collective it describes a group. All [the group] that the Father gives me will come to Me. The whole group will come (which means to arrive).
In the next part of the verse, the one is the individual. Every individual in the group that comes to Jesus will arrive safely to Him. We could read the verse this way:
All [the group] that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one [the individual] who comes to Me I will by no means cast out. (John 6:37)
I like to compare this to a group of immigrants boarding a ship to the United States. The U.S. ambassador arrives at the dock and informs them that the whole group on the shop will be allowed into America without question, and none of the individuals will be turned away.
See the playlist: Why I am not a Calvinist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcUxE-Dfb1TowI3_kEwPuPQ5ZNv1l0jMc
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