The Unapologetic Apologia

Well it’s time I finally post this, after all this a site where unapologetic is the theme.

The Argument
Preface: God through revelations sent the book of scripture. God through the natural world and how we are to understand, delivered us the book of nature. Reading God’s wisdom through scripture, finding out God’s mind through the study of the natural world, which we now call science. Hence the book of scripture and the book of nature.

Premise 1, Nature: Through study of said natural world, we know and have undeniable evidence that life begins at conception. The organisms DNA begins at fertilization.

Premise 2, The Wisdom: Throughout the Bible and it’s progressive revelation from the beginning and through Jesus, and then through us in modern times, we are commanded not to take human life. The circumstances change depending on things like just war theory. But where there is no gray area, is the the murder of INNOCENT human life. What life more innocent than that of a human child, the ultimate clay mold.

Here we see a solid basis for both a biblical argument and a non religious argument against terminating a pregnancy. Even though the modern atheist doesn’t know and/or want to admit their morality came from Christianity — they understand that taking a life is wrong with no just cause. When it comes to law for example, what is seen as a liberal take is that most criminals don’t deserve the death penalty. With the reasoning that a reform or change is possible in the perpetrator after time to reflect. This is a very Christian rational -seeing the death penalty as immoral and barbaric in some cases- but that rational for reasons unexplained stops at abortion.

Similarly, with a more conservative take, abortion is the absolute sin. Which it is, yet the average conservative mindset has no problem with the death penalty, some even going further in its application to criminality. With the rational of once a criminal always a criminal, and almost no room for discussion on whether or not they have the ability to change.

Change is important to my point, in that if we as a society believe that even the most hardened adult criminal deserves the opportunity to change reform, and become a better person, how can we justify permanently denying that same opportunity -and every future possibility of growth, development, and transformation- to an innocent unborn child? Taking away the option to change before the ultimate clay mold has the chance to form in maturity, is worse, but akin to taking the life of a career thief before he has a chance to change. What makes it worse is that the career thief is given due process. But what due process is given to the innocent? Why I make it akin to the death penalty for a thief is simple. Is it not true that the proponents of terminated pregnancies believe their future is being stolen, taken away too soon? What right does that little parasite thief have, to take MY right of freedom away from me?

This Hypocrisy Of Mine,Am I On Your Level Yet? (Addition)
It is undeniable that life begins at conception, because we are too blinded by our selfish need to keep our lifestyles, free from the responsibility that our actions bring. Being that lust and a wondering eye is the affliction I face, I know this selfishness all to well. I feel I am the worst of all, because I know of the studies and the morality that comes with such knowledge. Yet I’ve kept my life close to me by allowing anothers to be taken due to my actions -by going along with it in so that I won’t sound like a purist to the woman.

What I speak of keeping isn’t so much a life of single freedom from the responsibilities of nurturing the child of mine. If I had my lust-full selfish way I would have kept all of my children, not caring much about my time -even though I would’ve been nervous- I wouldn’t hesitate to take on my responsibility and relieve the womans, rasing all the children on my own.

But no, the life I speak of is the life of sexual and emotional availability to those who come. A selfishness htat I belive is worse. I know what I have done and I am ashamed, but I also know that God is not one to forever shame. I know that redemption and forgiveness is one of the biggest parts of Christ’s resurrection. I know that, if one is seeking to change, God will use those faults for something greater.

Until I find that greater purpose I will acknoledge my faults. I’ve given life to children, and their names are Sanctimony, Deceit, Moralizing, Pharisaism, Insincerity, and Hypocrisy. These are my fruits.

Next: Pre-Judgement Pt.2 The Information

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