Unity, it’s a strong word. One that invokes the power of the like-minded coming together.
As a prolife advocate, this word of unity has a special
meaning to me. When the prolife movement becomes compartmentalized it weakens
its own stance in the big picture. Once a class of individuals is deemed not as
worthy of saving as others, we’ve diminished the entire message of the value of
life – each life.
In unity we can conquer the Culture of Death. In division we
let open a gap in the door – allowing exceptions. Exceptions for rape, incest,
and life of the mother already exist in many minds. With this way of thinking,
we can abandon the 1% of those conceived by rape and still maintain our support
for the other 99%.
In essence we are saying that some lives are more worthy of
saving than others. A child has no control over whether she was conceived in
romance and true love or in the violence of an aggressor against her mother. The
child remains, with her mother, as an innocent victim.
If we don’t learn to unify behind all life, the entire
prolife movement will suffer. Who will then become the judge or jury who
decides worthiness? What will the criteria be? Will it be the accidents of
conception? Physical or mental infirmity? Being planned or a surprise?
You see, when unity crumbles, so does strength. United we
stand, divided we fall. Let’s unite behind all children!
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Here we are again, joining Kate Motaung for Five Minute Friday #fmf
Today's #fmf prompt is 'unity'. Follow the link to check out some truly inspirational entries.
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Here we are again, joining Kate Motaung for Five Minute Friday #fmf
Today's #fmf prompt is 'unity'. Follow the link to check out some truly inspirational entries.
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