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Quotes- Birth Control
Printer Friendly Quotes “We mourn the death forty-three millions babies who have been aborted since Roe v. Wade. We cry out to God for this to be reversed. However, I do not think that we will see a victory in stopping abortion until God's people repent over their attitude toward children. While we carry this negative attitude toward "life" and toward receiving children from God, we will see no change. It is time for us to awake out of our sleep and realize whose kingdom we are following. It is time for us to see "life" the way God sees it. It is time for us to repent. Contraception was not entertained by the Christian church—Protestant or Catholic—until as late as 1930. Until this time, it was considered by church theologians to be the "murder of future unborn children." But slowly, the campaigning of Margaret Sanger and her cohorts began to infiltrate the church.” -Nancy Cambell from Be Fruitful & Multiply “Without question, the Church today does not love children” “Many people today, however, are not just thinking about the “problem” of children. They’re employing defensive tactics. That’s why family size is decreasing. That’s why couples postpone having childrern-or the child-until they’re “ready”. That’s why birth control is such an accepted part of the culture of industrialised nations and why abortion and infantcide are rapidly attaining equal tolerance, contributing to the suicidal depopulation trends of many nations. That’s why people-including Christians-have allowed the state to usurp normal functions of family nurturing, resulting in growing alienation between generations, from cradle to grave.” “Today’s Christian family, in fact, has the unusual opportunity to be a beacon to a selfish and literally perishing generation merely by the way it values children. The world says children are an intrusion. The redeemed family puts out the welcome mat. The world looks to daycare, schools, peer groups, and any other surrogate parent institutions to shoulder the burden of children’s training. The redeemed family takes primary responsibility for raising and presents them to the world as God’s promised blessings come true.” In fact, many Christians are unaware that they are not only engaging in an unbiblical practice of preventing "blessings," but that some of the very practices they embrace have abortifacient consequences. How sad to think that someday we will get to Heaven and learn of the untold millions of children that were inadvertently aborted by their Christian parents—all because of lack of faith and ignorance. "My people are destroyed for a lack of knowledge."
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