"ABORTION IS THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH DURING THE CORNAVIRUS, KILLING 37 + MILLION WORLDWIDE" - Steven Ertelt and Micaiah Bilger, NOV 19, 2020 | https://www.lifenews.com/2020/11/19/abortion-is-the-leading-cause-of-death-during-the-coronavirus-killing-37-million-worldwide/ [AS I SEE IT: We still don't know exactly what it is we call the Cornavirus that keeps killing born people. And yet, while we do know what - or should I say who - continues to kill unborn babies, we legally continue to let them do it it day after day. As I've said many times, where is the outrage against these killers! - Stan]
250,000. That’s the number of Americans who have died from the coronavirus despite the best efforts of President Donald Trump, frontline medical workers and Americans doing what they can to protect themselves and others.
It’s a heartbreaking number — no one ever wants to see someone die from a disease, virus or medical condition. And scientists, doctors, nurses and other people in the medical field have worked furiously to find a vaccine and develop treatments to help patients recover and recover more quickly. But it’s also a number that deserves some perspective.
As people have sacrificed worldwide — losing businesses and jobs, closing schools and churches, distancing, wearing masks etc. — the abortion industry hasn’t taken a break anywhere around the world and especially not in the United States. Even while frontline medical workers were desperate for more PPEs, abortions clinics remained open and hogged those previous resources throughout the crisis, putting both mothers’ and unborn babies’ lives at risk while actual medical facilities closed to protect their patients.
As a result, abortion remains the leading cause of death in both the United States and worldwide. While 250,000 Americans have died from the coronavirus and 1,358,413 have died worldwide, those tragic numbers pale in comparison to the number of babies killed in abortions. The number of unborn babies who died in the U.S. and internationally from abortions far surpasses both.
Based on Worldometer abortion statistics, there were an average of around 3.5 million abortions per month in the world so far in 2020. That means that approximately 37,709,161 unborn babies were aborted this year. At a clip of 125,000 abortions on babies every day, that means the same number of babies have been killed in abortions in just 11 days as the number of people worldwide who have died in total from the coronavirus. No death is better or worse than another and every human being has the exact same right to life, but the comparison is staggering.
In the United States, there are over an estimated 2,465 babies who die in abortions daily, according to estimates from the Alan Guttmacher Institute. That means, as of today, 796,438 babies have been killed in abortions — more than three times the number of Americans who have died from the coronavirus. But there is not the same nationwide attention on their deaths as their is COVID.
These abortions did not destroy “pregnancies” or blobs of tissue or clumps of cells. They destroyed unique, living human beings – unborn babies with their own separate DNA and almost certainly a beating heart. This is basic biology, and abortionists themselves admit that abortions kill human beings.
Whether from the coronavirus or abortion or another cause, every death marks the end of a unique, valuable human life that can never be replaced. And how much more tragic deaths are when they are preventable. People all across the world made sacrifices to save people from dying from COVID-19. If only more would do the same for unborn babies.
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PRAYER MATTERS:
"To clasp the hands in prayer is the beginning of an uprising against
the disorder of the world. - Karl Barth"Prayer is inviting God into a seemingly impossible situation and trusting/resting in His love and grace to accomplish His perfect will in His perfect time and for His greatest glory. Intercession is one of the great privileges AND responsibilities for EVERY believer."- Stan----------------------------------------------------------------------
World-Wide Praises:
PRAISE GOD for the continuing successes against ISIS !PRAISE GOD for the contining successes of the Trump Admin. to establish peace in the ME!
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Attack kills mother and child in BANGLADESH. In the early hours of the morning, while Shilpi, 30, and Supria, her 5-year-old daughter, were sleeping in their bedroom, someone threw a bomb through an open window. The bomb exploded, and fire quickly engulfed everything in the room. Although Shilpi and Supria managed to escape, their injuries were too great and both died a short time later. Shilpi’s husband, Ridoy, was at work when the attack occurred. Our field partner, Stephen Liton Halder, visited Ridoy after the attack and asks for prayers: “[Ridoy is] feeling completely hopeless, frustrated, depressed. He is in mourning, refusing to speak to anyone.” Stephen believes this was an act of Christian persecution—the family are the only known Christians in an area filled with religious extremists.Clinging to hope for BRUNEI. Elora* is a believer in her twenties from Brunei. She has grown up in this strongly Islamic nation, and in 2019 Brunei adopted Shariah law, making conversion punishable by death. Some of Elora’s Christian friends have converted to Islam to marry Muslims, while others are less bold in sharing their faith since these laws were implemented. Elora is trying to do something about this by serving the young adults in her church and teaching them to listen to the Holy Spirit. “Believers are not willing to take risks,” Elora says. “Parents choose not to send their children to public church events either. Some of my friends have even said they don’t see a place for themselves in the church anymore.” Despite this, Elora refuses to give up hope.
November 21 - Pray Ridoy experiences God’s deep comfort.
*Representative name or photo used to protect identity
the disorder of the world. - Karl Barth
PRAISE GOD for the continuing successes against
Attack kills mother and child in BANGLADESH. In the early hours of the morning, while Shilpi, 30, and Supria, her 5-year-old daughter, were sleeping in their bedroom, someone threw a bomb through an open window. The bomb exploded, and fire quickly engulfed everything in the room. Although Shilpi and Supria managed to escape, their injuries were too great and both died a short time later. Shilpi’s husband, Ridoy, was at work when the attack occurred. Our field partner, Stephen Liton Halder, visited Ridoy after the attack and asks for prayers: “[Ridoy is] feeling completely hopeless, frustrated, depressed. He is in mourning, refusing to speak to anyone.” Stephen believes this was an act of Christian persecution—the family are the only known Christians in an area filled with religious extremists.Clinging to hope for BRUNEI. Elora* is a believer in her twenties from Brunei. She has grown up in this strongly Islamic nation, and in 2019 Brunei adopted Shariah law, making conversion punishable by death. Some of Elora’s Christian friends have converted to Islam to marry Muslims, while others are less bold in sharing their faith since these laws were implemented. Elora is trying to do something about this by serving the young adults in her church and teaching them to listen to the Holy Spirit. “Believers are not willing to take risks,” Elora says. “Parents choose not to send their children to public church events either. Some of my friends have even said they don’t see a place for themselves in the church anymore.” Despite this, Elora refuses to give up hope.
November 21 - Pray Ridoy experiences God’s deep comfort.
*Representative name or photo used to protect identity
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