By Liz Hiden
How do we grieve? Do we grieve differently depending on the type of death? When we experience the death of a loved one by natural death, do we suffer incredible loss, but some how realize this loved one lived their life, and died a natural peaceful death? How about illness? Do we grieve differently when we witness a loved one dying a slow pre-mature death by way of cancer and such other diseases? Death by illness is devastating. Was our loved one to young? The suffering unfair and unjust? So does this make the grief different? How about an accident? A senseless accidental death. These deaths that are caused by any other reason besides a natural death will bring on a different grief.
The loss of a child. As experienced by way too many, and spoken about in several venues, this, by far, is known to be the greatest loss. A grief so strong and unrelenting, that any supposed healing or reason is non-existent. The loss of a child. A loss never replaced, never re-filled. A loss forever imprinted in our hearts.
So why do we murder our children? Why do we, participate, and promote the systematic killing of innocent life? Furthermore, why is it accepted?
If one was to look deep into the eyes of someone acting under the veil of deception, one will get their answer. I recently was thinking back of when I was watching Holocaust movies, and real documentary footage. The look of acceptance in the victims eyes as they go to their death. They were held prisoner, and forced into their death. An authority had thoroughly convinced societies that only certain human lives are of value. They set the mood by deception. The despotic regimes of that time, spent a lot of time and energy convincing its people imprisoned and not imprisoned, that they had the ultimate authority to determine who lives, and who dies.
The 1973 Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade held that a mother may abort her pregnancy for any reason, up until the "point at which the fetus becomes viable.’"
George Tiller who ran the Women’s Health Services Clinic in Wichita Kansas, murdered, an act which has been strongly condemned by the Pro-Life organizations, is heard in this audio as explaining his reasoning to justify his systematic killing of children: http://www.priestsforlife.org/audios/george-tiller-1.mp3
One of the key quotes in this audio is how “……… women have more worth and more value that goes beyond the egg, embryo……………”
How selfish. How arrogant. The lack of humility is apparent. The de-valuing of human life is eminent. The DECEPTION of legal abortion gives us, without a conscience, a license to not have to reflect, or think, or care. The DECEPTION of legal abortion allows us to easily dismiss our feelings of love, and simply allow in our minds, the “right” to murder our children. A quick fix in a time of crisis. Without thinking. Get rid of “it”. Go away. “It” is a problem. It is what we do. It is legal, so one does not need to be “burdened” about thinking of other “selfless” options. Self preservation, survival of the fittest, has clearly taken over. Death by Deception. This culture of death on demand has been so clouded under the guise of “choice”, and women are “valuable”, and “you control your own body”, that reaching a society deep, deep into this DECEPTION, and pulling them back up to a culture of life, and humility will be indeed a lifelong fight.
The trouble here is these deaths of 50 million children and counting are still deaths of children. Still losses in ones heart. The death of a child:
The loss of a child. As experienced by way too many, and spoken about in several venues, this, by far, is known to be the greatest loss. A grief so strong and unrelenting, that any supposed healing or reason is non existent. The loss of a child. A loss never replaced, never re-filled. A loss forever imprinted in our hearts.
Can we grieve a death that has been paid for, organized, and arranged? Are we?
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Liz Hiden
slunged
News of Consequence
Turn or Burn
slunged 2007-2010
