The following excerpted segments come from my fourth book “Do You Like Jesus – Not the Church? Jesus: His True Message – Not the Lie of Christianity:”
Pro-life as it is used today is, in reality, selective life. The male-dominated church and institutions are focused not on life—that is, all life—but on controlling women’s bodies through fear, dogma, rules, and regulations.
Pro-life is totally focused on the fetus, not the welfare and life of the child after he or she is born—another form of their hypocrisy.
What was Jesus’s view on this issue? Even though he was a religious revolutionary whose radical ideas threatened the male-dominated society, religious and secular, Jesus was still Jewish, and Jewish law states that life begins at birth. Additionally, there are no specific prohibitions of abortion in the Bible. Jesus taught that the kingdom of God is within us. It is then up to us to perfect our kingdom. This perfection does not come from an institution’s rules and regulations, religious or secular, but from our own conscious choices in life.
Christianity’s dogma states that the soul enters at conception, while Judaism believes that ensoulment occurs at birth.
Which is correct? Let’s turn to physiology and common sense – Breath:
According to the bible, a fetus is not a living person with a soul until after drawing its first breath. After God formed man in Genesis 2:7, He “breathed into his nostrils the breath of life and it was then that the man became a living being.” Although the man was fully formed by God in all respects, he was not a living being until after taking his first breath.
According to the bible, destroying a living fetus does not equate to killing a living human being even though the fetus has the potential of becoming a human being. One cannot kill something that has not been born and taken a breath. There is nothing in the bible to indicate that a fetus is considered to be anything other than living tissue and, according to scripture, it does not become a living being until after it has taken a breath.
Even though I am not a woman. On the other hand, I did awaken my feminine essence/side on Machu Picchu in 1988. But still, I am not a woman, but I will wade in the waters of the feminine mind.
In my mind, the conscious choice to abort a fetus is the hardest and toughest choice a woman must face in life. But again, it is a choice. The woman is not killing or taking a human soulful life. She is losing a part of herself and a potential child. This loss is great, and it needs to be mourned and then healed—not only the loss itself but also any guilt or sadness. If there is anything lacking in legalized abortions, it is the absence of comprehensive emotional and spiritual healing after the abortion.
Pro-life men need to understand their NOT women … so get the F**k out and stay out of this issue … hear that Alito!