(BiblicalChristianity)

This is part of the effort to conflate Christianity and pro-life politics.

1. Frame all bible-following Christianity as oppression

2. Convince society oppressors should be abolished by violent revolutions

3. Consor oppositions

4. ... Eventually justify Christian persecution.

Marxism cycles itself.

(ProlifeIntactivist)
I guess I’m oppressing myself by their logic. I turned to Christianity all on my own and I’ve (sadly) never been to church.

(dietcokehoe)
Welcome home sister! (Assuming based on your avatar lol)

I STRONGLY recommend finding a place of fellowship and worship, especially in times such as these. I have an inkling that the beast has been poked by the overturning and the world will start to become gradually more and more unkind to actual principled Christians who don’t support child sacrifice. It is so much easier to not be of this world when you are surrounded by your brothers and sisters in a community and in communion with the body of Christ. We are not only here for our own salvation but for the salvation of others! Of course I don’t know where you live but if you need help finding a good church, I’m more than happy to help make phone calls/Google searches/etc! You can send me a DM anytime!

(Duc_de_Magenta)
I've noticed how much of the pro-bort argument really does rely on an implicit bias/bigotry against Christianity & often Catholicism in particular.

Almost never goes the opposite way, either. I'm Christian & anti-infanticide, sure, but I absolutely can & do argue the latter w/o invoking the former. I think they cannot b/c they know, fundamentally, if we spoke in plain terms... their position is indefensible. They have to frame is as "these fanatics pushing their faith onto you!" rather than the real question - "which kind of people deserve human rights?"