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Culture of Death

I have a few questions.

first of all, Christians have been battling the culture of death for 2000 years, we opposed such things as Abortion and "exposure" (leaving babies outside to die of cold, heat, thirst, hunger or animal attacks) that were evident in the roman empire at the time. We have suppressed the anti life thinking in society since we became the state religion of the first world. Now however it seems to have re-surficed and with some vengance. There are abortions, infantacide, ethenasia, embryonic reaearch, human cloning, Cross fertalisation so on and so forth.

What are the possible implications for a society that continues on this path?

How deep does the Culture of Death Go what other things does it encompass?

what seems to be the root cause?

How do we combat it?

What battle grounds are we still yet to come across?

What can we do, if nobody listens to us, what if we have exhausted all possible peaceful solutions?

would a "just war" be invokable by the vatican as a last resort?


As witnesses to the biggest crime against humanity ever, what are we to do?
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replied November 23rd, 2007
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The only thing we can do is to pray for these people and to live life as good chirstians.
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replied November 24th, 2007
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Is praying really the only thing we can do?

What does living as Good Christians encompass in regards to the culture of death?

Are we to become such a "thron in the side" for the authorities that they kill us like they did with Jesus and those who showed us how to be examples of Good Christians, like St Peter and St Paul.

One of the saints said, pray as if everything depended on God. Work as if everything depended upon you.
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replied November 25th, 2007
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Guest I think the ministry you do is well enough for the cause. Don't worry about the authorities but concentrate on helping funding for the charity homes for the pregnant teenagers out there.

We can't stop madness out there. The evil is always taking away hearts. But remember evil is never stronger than goodness. And I tell you this, I have yet to know someone who has done bad on earth and getting away with it. In the end it comes back right at you.
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replied November 25th, 2007
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Love thy neighbor.
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replied November 26th, 2007
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"Love thy neighbor. "

But in this case, I have to love both neighbours, the weak and defenceless one being killed, and the one doing the killing, we have to protect the children the innocent, was not the holocaust in itself justification for the allies going to war?
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replied November 26th, 2007
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Marianne, this is the pro-life forum. Only pro-lifers are allowed to post here. Thank you.
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replied November 26th, 2007
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Shame, I would have liked to have read her post
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