My Shibboleth Blog: Ground Up Baby Pills

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Ground Up Baby Pills

People sometimes ask me—“Why do you spend so much time focusing on sanctity of life issues”? Today’s news (May 7^th, 2012) answers this question to the extreme: Here’s the link and here’s the headline:

“Horrifyingly, Ground Baby Pills are the Real Thing”—Yahoo News

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I guess the best way to answer this question is in the negative. What does a society look like that DOES NOT value the sanctity of life? I recently emailed two stories. Two cultures that both clearly have not valued the sanctity of life. The first was World War II Nazi Germany and sadly, one contemporary democratic culture in Brussels. The first example left us with the atrocity of the Jewish Holocaust. The second with the thought-fog that now sanctions euthanasia of the disabled and elderly under the guise of “compassion”.

We can now turn our attention to modern day China for another yet another spine chilling example. Just this past October, 2011 a small 2-year old toddler was struck by a vehicle and lay bleeding to death in the street. EIGHTEEN people walked past her like she was a piece of trash in the gutter. Amazingly, the entire event was caught on camera. What struck me the most on this video clip was the complete casual disregard of the passing pedestrians. Lest you think I am exaggerating I have included the disturbing clip. (WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES). If you really must see it to believe it, click here:

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THIS, MY FRIENDS, is the natural result of the Chinese “one-child” legislation that totally disregards the sanctity of human life. THIS, MY FRIENDS, is where the US is heading unless we grow a new national conscience!! Don’t think this doesn’t pertain to you and your family. It is a pernicious “thought cancer” that is slowly invading our society like a blanket of black fog. It is no wonder that “ground baby pills” are the latest atrocity to come out of China.

I leave you with an extremely disturbing story about “The Town with No Hope”. Since 2007 a total of SEVENTY-NINE people have HUNG THEMSELVES in just one small town in Wales, England. This is not some weird, esoteric story that I plucked out of a right wing psycho magazine. This was featured in PEOPLE magazine just this past issue of MAY 2012.

The suicides have occurred with alarming regularity of 1+ per month since they began in 2007. The problem is so excessive that British police have asked the media for a “blackout” of reporting so they can try to stem the out of control situation. The true number of suicides is currently unknown due to the reporting blackout. May I suggest to you that this is a natural progression of human secularism that elevates human “rights” over moral foundations unhinged from Biblical moorings.

As we watch Greece and France spin out of control today in the news, let’s wonder anew why this current administration would encourage us to emulate the socialistic government-control policies that reduce us all to a selfish mind-numbing entitlement complacency.

And lest we get a morally superior attitude—let us remember the 53 million abortion victims of the American Holocaust.

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Why Shibboleth?...

shibboleth [ˈʃɪbəˌlɛθ] n 1. a belief, principle, or practice which is commonly adhered to but which is thought by some people to be inappropriate or out of date rallying cry, war cry, watchword, battle cry, cry - a slogan used to rally support for a cause; "a cry to arms"

Shibboleth is a Hebrew word found in Judges 12:6. This Old Testament Bible story is quite fascinating and remarkable. When travelers wanted to cross over the Jordan River, sentries would ask them to pronounce the Hebrew word “Shibboleth." If they were of Hebrew (Jehovah/God) descent, they could correctly pronounce the “Sh” sound in the word. If they were not of Hebrew descent (Pagans), the sound would come out like “SS” or “ssibboleth,” whereupon they would be promptly executed as a spy or a foreign invader. In more modern times, we have utilized Shibboleths in war. During World War II, the word “lollapalooza” was sometimes used by US soldiers in the Pacific to “out” Japanese spies or enemy combatants. This was predicated on the correct assumption that someone of Asian descent would have difficulty pronouncing the letter “L” as well as the letter “R." The meaning of the word lollapalooza was also quite an esoteric concept to grasp, one that would only be readily understood by people well-familiarized with the American culture and language. If the beginning pronunciation came out sounding something like “rorra,” soldiers would open fire without asking any further questions to avoid American casualties. One last additional interesting history footnote: German Jewish descendants also had a difficult time saying the “sh” sound in Hebrew and again it came out sounding like “ss.” Is it a strange coincidence that the Nazi group most readily associated with atrocities against the Jewish race was named the “SS”?

Something to think about.

Today, in common language usage, a shibboleth has a larger meaning, referring to a word or phrase that distinguishes members of a group from outsiders. Its original root meaning also refers to a“stream” or “river.” A secondary meaning is "battle or war cry." Thus, the meaning of this blog name. I have often found that Sanctity of Life viewpoints cannot always be understood by the outsider. If you are coming from a strictly humanistic viewpoint, it may seem like nonsense to you. However, once you listen with your heart instead of your head (human reasoning), it becomes as shockingly clear as the difference between night and day or, as I like to point out, between LIFE and DEATH. So, I invite you to cross over the Jordan with me. Open your heart and your mind to the idea that each of us is a unique and special masterpiece created in the image of God. This is my battle-cry: that we may start out individually as a stream. It is my prayer that together we become a raging river.

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