February 20, 2004
Can Norma McCorvey overturn Roe vs. Wade and end Abortion?
For those who aren’t aware, Norma McCorvey was the “Jane Roe” in the landmark 1973 Roe vs. Wade court decision that legalized abortion. Since then, McCorvey has had a conversion experience and begun fighting to overturn the ruling she received from the courts.
Now in a suprising move, a Federal appeals court judge has agreed to hear testimony on whether to reconsider the Roe decision. Could this be the break pro-lifers have been waiting for? I don’t know the answer to that, but I do know that much prayer is needed. Pray also for the District Attorney assigned to represent the other side of this case; it appears now that he will not file in opposition to this request, which is a wonderful testament to his views.
Please commit to praying that God works in miraculous ways as Norma McCorvey continues in this battle. This is something our country and especially our unborn children need desperately.
God bless,
Jay
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Hi Jay
Thank you for your post! Wow, that is the most hopeful thing I've heard in a long while!
If Roe vs. Wade is over-turned, do you know what impact it would have on the legality of abortion in the U.S.?
Prayers, prayers, prayers!
Thanks again,
Nickie.
Unfortunately, anti-Constitutional (liberal) judges consider themselves above the law, as we are presently seeing in Kalifornica and the Dutchy of Kennedy.
Posted by: Steve at February 21, 2004 11:05 AMDONT KILL BABIES!!! we need them for the pedophile priests in our churches.
Posted by: heathen at January 16, 2005 01:47 PMCongratulations, "heathen", this is probably the most ignorant statement made yet on our blog! Do some homework before you spout off next time, people might actually take you seriously.
God bless,
Jay
I think that abortion should not be able to be done because if you are able to get in bed and have sex, then you should be able to face the consquinces. Even if they are bad and they will probably change your life.
Posted by: Amber at March 10, 2005 02:49 PM
