Comments on: Abortion and Birth Control: Connections You Can Not Deny, Margaret Sanger Speaks

By: Is Birth Control a Blessing? « Lawn Gospel

Is Birth Control a Blessing? « Lawn Gospel — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 02:45:09 +0000

[...] recent origin, you need look no further than the Mother of American Birth Control herself, Margaret Sanger. Yeah, she founded the American Birth Control League in the 1920’s, but so what, right? Well, [...]

By: asimplesinner

asimplesinner — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 23:07:35 +0000

Being against artificial birth control used to be the norm! How far we have come. See our post over at The Black Cordelias - Who Said This About the Evils of Contraception?

By: Terry Delaney

Terry Delaney — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 14:36:53 +0000

Whitney was talking about the roast in the pan and chopping the ends off of it. The wife chopped off the ends because “mom did it.” The mom chopped it off because that was what her mom “taught her to do.” The grandma did it because the roast was too big for the pan.

The point was that practice without explanation quickly becomes “just the way it is done.” I believe there is some element of truth in the statement question everything. I realize some people take it too far and become self-proclaimed skeptics (can you really read skeptics magazine ang believe what is written?). However, I have discovered that most people do not know why they believe what they believe.

As a youth pastor, I used to challenge my youth to not only know what they believed but why the believed it. Once they accomplished that, I taught them to articulata and share what they believed with others.

Sorry for the tangent.

By: The Heart of an American Movement | Said at Southern Seminary

The Heart of an American Movement | Said at Southern Seminary — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 04:59:27 +0000

[...] Brother Hank over at the Lawn Gospel has posted a rather lengthy video of an interview with Margaret Sanger from Mike Wallace in 1957 about why she was a champion for the birth control movement. Check out Hank’s post linking to this video here. [...]

By: brotherhank

brotherhank — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 03:16:48 +0000

I know dude. It just shows how quickly cultural assumptions can change when they are not buttressed by principled reflections on the Word of God. I think Dr. Whitney said something about it only taking 3 generations for a biblical practice to turn into idolatry (or something like that). Does that sound familiar?

By: Terry Delaney

Terry Delaney — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 02:22:55 +0000

I think it is wild that Red Book was against birth control.