Some People Exist Because Someone Else Was Aborted

Allie Beth Stuckey commented "We shouldn’t accept this as normal," when it comes to one young woman whose mother explained in an essay that both her carreer and her giving birth to the by now young woman were contingent on her having, earlier, an abortion.

You don't justify rape because your existence is contingent on a rape (whether that meant your conception or your ma giving up a hope of holy virginity).

You don't justify slaughter of peasants because your tenth generation grandfather was married to your tenth generation grandmother after her first husband was killed for not quickly enough serving the Thirty Years War soldiers from some other place within or outside the Empire.

You don't justify pushing people out of their lands just because you are US American from Pennsylvania, and by the way, William Penn wasn't the culprit, some of his successors were.

We all live under a death sentence, because Adam made a suicidal act, by taking the forbidden fruit. We can all who are still alive (as long as we haven't taken the mark of the beast) have it commuted to glorious resurrection.

An origin without a taint is as imaginary as a oneself without a taint, it doesn't happen (unless you are Jesus or Mary).

An origin without a taint is as imaginary as a Narnian world that had no flood, that had no division of Old and New Covenant, that had talking beasts dying without original sin and without being irrational beings, like beasts naturally are. A birth thanks to an abortion is as much of a taint as a birth thanks to a rape. Please, Miss or Ma'am, don't take this as a call to suicide, it absolutely isn't. If you want to take it as a call to Christ, feel free to do so. Christmas is in less than a week from now!/HGL