Does a fallen soldier deserve more respect than an abortionist?

Persons who have suffered an injury or have a disease or illness and are not capable of speaking and moving upon command, responding to satisfy another’s expectations within a given timeframe, are readily devalued as a person. Most in our age of modern medicine evaluate ones’ “personhood” in direct relation to ones’ bodily “functions” and “functioning.” Therefore, any “artificial” means applied to sustain life may be classified “extraordinary means” and this includes hydration and nutrition. The language of Living Wills and medical directives attest to this fact. Upon entering in a hospital, one must prove themselves to be capable of a full recovery and furthermore, must be determined to have the ability of a complete physical restoration that is expected within a given timeframe. This timeframe is not to incur needless, expensive medical therapy, “extraordinary means,” should it be determined one will “die anyway.” Thus, the human person is reduced to a container of “parts.” This is the perversity of the ethical mindset of “personhood,” the belief system developed and taught in establishing the deadly eugenic movement. It is a scientific and spiritual deviation developed by the autonomist who have long since overtaken medicine and undermined our Judeo-Christian faith. While although the euthanasia and eugenics enthusiasts were secretively and actively working behind closed doors, seeking a means to establish a stronghold within medicine in America, it wasn’t until the fallacy of the coined term, “brain death,” was introduced that their agenda was founded and later, lawfully imposed. “Brain death” was scientifically and theologically disputed upon its’ introduction in 1968 at Harvard University and to date, this raging dispute continues. What medical therapy could possibly be more “extraordinary” and expensive than that of organ transplantation? The answer is, none. The transplant industry is a 24-billion-dollar annual industry whose “chance” of benefiting another in falsely declaring a living person dead, when in fact alive, in the name of “brain death” is the crux of our country’s moral demise. This same ethic of the “functions” and “functioning” capability of the child in the womb brought about legalized abortion. The term, “brain death,” sufficed as a means to enhance the life of one through the killing of another. “Death with dignity,” the establishment of legalized euthanasia and the deceptive means of withdrawing medical therapy to sustain life in the name of palliative care (pall is a Latin word, meaning to cover), crossed the threshold of the door opened wide to the social acceptance and legal imposition of medical killing. If all human life is not held sacred and every person’s life protected and preserved, there shall not be any moral gauge in which a civil society can maintain and whose complete collapse shall occur. Are we not currently witnessing a time such as this? Fall on your knees, America, in prayer! Humble yourself, repent and return to our faith and devotion to traditional Catholic teaching—TRUTH! Rise-up and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves! For ones’ complete understand visit our website: www.lifeguardianfoundation.org

I watched Margie Phelps on Fox this evening; I was struck by both her confidence and her grounding in Scripture. I can't fault her condemnation of homosexuality: we should listen to the message. The problem is that she and her church have ignored I Corinthians 13. It was not the place of the Supreme Court to argue theology with the Phelps family. When was the last time the Court was right with an 8-1 margin? Now... how do we use our rights to dialog with Westboro Baptist?