Over the past 100 years, science has been used against the
faith community to ridicule beliefs considered antiquated and anachronistic for
these modern times we live in.
Evolutionists scoff at the notion of creation.
Anthropologists make light of believing we are made in God’s image. Astronomers
point to the stars as proof of the non-existence of God. And on a more personal
level, scientists have pushed the idea that since we are nothing more than an
elevated blob of tissue we have therefore no more rights on this planet than do
birds, or whales, or the animals of the Serengeti.
Less of a right in fact, since whales, and many birds and
African animals are protected and take priority over the rights of mankind in
public policy.
But science is beginning to become inconvenient for some who
have used it over the past 50 years to deny life to the weakest among us. As
more and more people are given the opportunity to see an ultra-sound of an
unborn child, as more and more children are rescued from troubled pregnancies
at earlier and earlier stages of pregnancy, and as more and more is learned of
the humanity of the unborn child, science is tipping the scales in the fight
for children.
Its been over 40 years since the Supreme Court, using what
was already dubious scientific findings, made abortion on demand the law of the
land.
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