#protect the weak

[sunnyschristiancottage]

I recently saw a post saying that Numbers 5:21 described how to do an abortion. I would like to say that after reading it myself and studying the word, it is not describing how to do an abortion but instead describing a way to tell if a woman was unfaithful as well as punishing her. An abortion is when a woman terminates an unwanted pregnancy. But the ritual described in Numbers 5:21 is not based on the wantedness of the pregnancy. The ritual is to see if a woman who is suspected by her husband of infidelity whether or not she was unfaithful. A priest would give her cursed water, and if she was unfaithful, she would miscarry. If she was faithful, the pregnancy would continue as normal. This wasn't something that was done so a woman could be rid of an unwanted baby but instead a way for a husband to see if his wife was faithful. If she proved to be unfaithful, the woman would not only lose the baby but also everyone would know she cheated and her husband might even divorce her as it is Biblically that either the wife or husband may decide to divorce the other if either party is caught in the act of adultery. So no. Numbers 5:21 is not a step-by-step introduction manual on how to have an abortion. Also, whilst the Bible does not specifically say abortion is wrong, it does speak of how all life, even in the womb, is made wonderfully by God.

Psalm 139:13-16 ~ For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother's womb. I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Wonderful are your works; my soul knows it very well. My frame was not hidden from you, when I was being made in secret, intricately woven in the depths of the earth. Your eyes saw my unformed substance; in your book were written, every one of them, the days that were formed for me, when as yet there was none of them.

Jeremiah 1:5 ~ "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you; I appointed you a prophet to the nations."

Also, if you're a biology nerd like I am, you'd know that a fetus is considered a life as it fits within the 4 Criteria of Life, has its own DNA sequence making it a separate life form, and contains human DNA thusly making it human life (and is not a parasite as it does give back to the mother, one of those ways being that it gives her immune system a boost). Thus, killing a fetus is to murder a human life. Wanna know what the Bible says about murder?

Exodus 20:13 ~ “You shall not murder."

By this, we can safely say God frowns upon abortions and there is no verse that says abortions are okay

[mbrainspaz]

that feeling when you're just trying to work on your passion project for an hour before your manual labor shift that you have to do in order to keep your housing but you get a text from your manager saying they're thinking of letting your pregnant coworker go because she can't do the work anymore even though it's her only income and the source of her insurance and the company owners are have been rich enough to lobby against national healthcare and welfare since the '70s so f*ck 'em honestly, please let's find a way to keep her on even if she never shows up because she's too frail and she's just a kid who's been brainwashed her whole life into thinking this is just how the world works when it shouldn't. It shouldn't be like this.

[rockcat2112]

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[artsymeeshee]

random doodles of the best boys of the sea 🌊

(Do NOT tag as ship please :T)

[solifelessblog]

Darius being overprotective when Hunter is being overworked at the castle

Please reblog, don’t repost :)

[sunnyschristiancottage]

I've actually heard of real experiences like this. A woman who was raped decided to keep her baby. She had the baby and was open about her story and her views on abortion, which were that she was very against it. She was the very person that pro-abortion people use as an example every day. They constantly say, "Women who have been raped should have abortions because it will help!" This woman who was raped would tell her story and why she believes differently based on her experience. What do the liberals do? Treat her and her child like, actually, garbage. Even people who don't know her stance on abortion and just know her kid was conceived from rape look at her child like he's a monster for even existing. They bully the exact people they claim to want to protect.

[1001aus]

Phantom is a member of JLA when everyone finds out that the Bats have contingency plans against everyone else.

While everyone else is shouting about trust and betrayal, Danny can't help but be relieved. He's seen his bad future, after all. Dan is reformed now, but that doesn't retroactively save the timeline he wiped out.

Danny only has one issue with the contingencies for him: Batman mistakenly believes that his intangibility works the same as Martian density shifting.

It doesn't. In fact, they're very different powers. Intangibility is more of a phase shift where he turns his physical form into energy.

This means that none of the contingencies in his file will work because they don't accurately account for one of his basic powers.

(The shouting actually gets derailed for a bit when he brings it up. All the scientists are a bit horrified about the implied energy conversions happening whenever he uses this "basic" power. As a halfa with an actual physical form, Danny should be giving off enough energy to blow up the planet whenever he transforms.)

[egophiliac]

we were fucking ROBBED

[yeslordmyking]

Psalm 10:14 — Today's Verse for Monday, September 11, 2023

[sunnyschristiancottage]

CW: Blood

Viewer discretion is advised

"Pregnancy is traumatic!" "Abortion is a better option!" Is it? Is it really? Abortion can be just as traumatic as a pregnancy, and a lot of things can go wrong, just like any medical procedure. I heard a story of a woman who had an abortion. She was bleeding severely. Her mattress was soaked. The doctors at the abortion clinic told her it was normal. She decided to go to the ER, where they found her pancreas was never removed and rotting in her body, spreading infection into her bloodstream. She couldn't file for any legal action because prior to the abortion, they made her sign a waver, saying they weren't liable if something went wrong. Also, I find it ironic that with a quick Google search, you can easily find the death rate for pregnancies but not abortion. A bit fishy is you ask me. If abortion is so much better than pregnancy, don't you think that abortion clinics would be rushing to spread that information with the statistics to back it up? Also, as a woman myself, if I was looking to have an abortion, I would like to know the statistics. But no. I should just blindly trust the abortion clinics ig /sarc. Abortions are cruel and traumatic. They are not the answer.

[demonic0angel]

Thinking of a Story Idea (click for clarity)

Where Damian is left alone in Gotham (from plot convenience) and refuses to stay home, so he goes out as Robin by himself. However, he gets into trouble and has to run away from the enemy who keeps chasing him. Just as he thinks that he’s going to get caught, Jazz rescues him by making Shadow catch and absorb him.

Thus, an unlikely friendship happens as Robin uses Jazz and her Shadows as a little getaway and convenient portal, and Jazz makes her first friend in Gotham.

[cringefailvox]

i hope that vox's strength is based on his support, actually. i want all of alastor's digs about the vees to come back to bite him later when he's alone and struggling in a fight and vox isn't because he has valentino and velvette backing him up, because they're stronger as a team, and i want vox to throw it in alastor's face that alastor is fighting alongside absolutely nobody because he has successfully alienated everyone who might have cared enough about him to be there when it mattered.

[pirateshelly]

I know he's not exactly the most three dimensional character in the show but it's honestly a bit odd how little people seem interested in discussing Santiago's role as the primary villain/instigator in season 2. I think there actually is a lot to say about how so much of the tragedy that occurs in season 2 is a direct result of his fucked up (and implicitly racially motivated) covetous attraction to and hatred toward both Louis and Armand. Like sometimes it seems like people want to downplay his role and act like he was simply a decoy villain and Armand's puppet when that's very clearly like. Not the case at all

[a-chaotic-dumbass]

every time someone makes a post about catelyn being the downfall of house stark george deletes another chapter of twow

[assiraphales]

fedra was a fascist dictatorship. the fireflies posed as freedom fighters but just wanted the power fedra had. kathleen sacrificed an entire city for a personal vendetta — kansas city fell bc of her negligence. david controlled his religious cult through starvation. in this whole wide apocalyptic world the only people that were thriving were those who lived for love. bill & frank. the indigenous couple. tommy’s commune. ellie & joel (at times). there would have been so many more survivors and so much more success in this harsh world if people didn’t make it harsher

[nat-1-whump]

"Caretaker, I'm f-fine. It's only a little cut. I can..." Whumpee wobbled, losing their grip on the wall they were leaning on. "... I can fix it myself."

Caretaker was already opening the medical kit, rummaging around for some scissors to cut through Whumpee's shirt. "No, you're not 'fine!' You're covered in blood! Now sit down, or I'll make you."

"I never said it was... All my blood..." Whumpee mumbled, as they slid down the wall into a sitting position on the floor.

Caretaker knelt in front of them, peeling back the sticky, reddened fabric to expose the wound on Whumpee's chest. Their jaw tensed. Somehow, it was even worse than they thought. They'd be lucky if it wasn't already infected. How long had Whumpee been hiding the damn thing?

"It's not that bad, I pro---mmph!" Whumpee's eyes widened as Caretaker stuffed a roll of gauze into their mouth.

Caretaker shot Whumpee a pointed glare and set to work trying to stem the bleeding. "Shut it. I don't want another word out of you unless it's an explanation."