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OliveO's avatar

Reproductive healthcare indeed. I counsel with a woman who has had two abortions. She longs to see those babies. She knows there was no healthcare involved. Thankfully she has repented, is repenting all the time and loves Jesus and cherishes her living children. Pray for K.

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Best line of the day, “ I don't want to be mean or anything, but the word "seemingly" there kind of feels like a wrecking ball.” Of course, there’s only one “faith tradition,” in the interfaith family that the author is really wanting Harris to highlight. She most certainly doesn’t want Harris to get out there and talk about “right action,” which is the Hindu notion of desirelesness or “action without desire for fruit of the action,” or expounding on the finer points of the Caste system and how folks must stay within the Caste into which they were born. Of course, the article is simply saying that Harris needs to continue to say utterly meaningless things about the importance of her faith, but I’m not entirely certain who she thinks this will appeal to. It’s all just so much white noise.

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