Wednesday, July 6, 2022

Abortion jokes

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My opinion on abortion is kinda complicated.

I'm all for killing children, but I cant stand giving women rights.
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My gf asked me if u knew what an abortion is

And I said no baby
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What do you call a failed abortion?

Survival of the fetus
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If abortion is such a mature subject,

why does it bring out people's inner child?
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I locked myself out of my car next to an abortion clinic...

It was really awkward asking them for a hanger

How could I have known I would need to remember your laughter, Lauren K. Alleyne

 

How could I have known I would need to remember your laughter,

Lauren K. Alleyne

the way it ricocheted—a boomerang flung 
from your throat, stilling the breathless air.

How you were luminous in it. Your smile. Your hair 
tossed back, flaming. Everyone around you aglow.

How I wanted to live in it those times it ignited us 
into giggles, doubling us over aching and unmoored

for precious minutes from our twin scars—
the thorned secrets our tongues learned too well

to carry. It is impossible to imagine you gone, 
dear one, your laugh lost to some silence I can’t breach,

from which you will not return.

for Fay Botham (May 31, 1968–January 10, 2021)

Comprehending the meaning behind the mysterious imagery

 

Comprehending the meaning behind the mysterious imagery in the Book of Revelation remains one of the most challenging facets of New Testament scholarship, and one scene in particular continues to confound theologians: the “Woman-Child-Dragon” vignette of Revelation 12:1-6: There a “great sign was seen in heaven,” consisting of a pregnant woman crying out in labor, who is “clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a crown of 12 stars.” Suddenly another sign appears, a “great red dragon, with seven heads and ten horns, and seven diadems upon his heads.” After sweeping one-third of the stars of the sky to the earth with its enormous tail, the dragon stood before the woman, poised to devour her child the moment it was born. She gave birth to a son that was immediately “snatched away to God and to his throne”—thereby thwarting the red ophidian’s plan. She then fled into the wilderness, where God had prepared a place for her.

While studying the relationship between celestial mythology and astronomical knowledge as a graduate student at Brigham Young University, John McHugh stumbled upon an arcane celestial code. According to this secret code the stars and constellations embodied divinities, and their titles and images depicted “Heavenly Writing.”

A close inspection of the text reveals that the author of the Book of Revelation, John of Patmos was using this astrological wisdom as the basis for his vision. John McHugh illustrates how the “Woman-Child-Dragon” apparition can be concretely traced to a stellar tableau in pre-Christian, pagan astrological tablets from Mesopotamia.

ACLU Timor – In the days since SCOTUS' destructive decision to overturn Roe v. Wade

 


Will you stand for life in post-Roe America?

 

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After speaking with our community, we recently found almost two thirds of partners who experience pregnancy or baby loss said they need help to open up and 74% said support simply isn’t available for them.   

We understand how hard loss can be to navigate as a family, especially without the right support for both parents, and knew something had to change.  

Which is why, with the help of our midwives, we’ve created a new online hub of information to help partners like Paul, whose daughter Maddie was sadly born without a heartbeat.  

“I’m a soldier, I’ve got a medal on my chest and everyone asks about that, but nobody asks about my daughter. There’s no medal for losing a child – maybe there should be.” Read Paul's story

Our new hub has tailored information, advice and stories for partners at every stage of the pregnancy journey – from pre-conception, fertility, pregnancy birth and loss. 

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