Abortion and evolution
Abortion, or more correctly infanticide, is often justified by immoral Atheists and/or evolutionists as a logical extention of the struggle for existence and the Darwinian "survival of the fittest"[1]. Evolutionist propaganda dictates that the world is overpopulated and that, in order to survive and flourish in this world, one must struggle to exist and compete against others. Typically, this asserts itself as a hedonistic and shallow attempt to secure one's own needs, goals and pleasures at the expense of higher callings such as motherly rights, God's will, and the proper submission of humanity to divine mandate as outlined in the Bible.
When an immoral pregnant woman begins to experience infanticidal thoughts, she may attempt to justify her beliefs with these kinds of thoughts (such as an unwanted pregnancy hindering the mother from working and functioning in society). She may ask herself, "Why should a child be introduced to a life which would seem to consist of a constant struggle for existence and survival?"
Many would-be mothers are influenced by this Atheistic, doom-and-gloom mindset and refuse to bring a child into the world. However, Biblical teaching educates us that this perception of a grim, dark future for the world is only for those who do not believe in the word of God.
Evolutionists may also attempt to influence pregnant mothers-to-be to commit infanticide on the grounds that they wish to spread their own genes further[2], a purely selfish motivation seen in the most amoral of Atheists and evolutionists which relies on the falsehood of evolution. Since Creation Science has adaquately disproven the existence of this harmful belief, blindly following the doctrine of Atheism is harmful to mother and child.
There exist a number of resources for lucky mothers who can refute Atheistic teachings and embrace the word of God.[3][4][5]
References
- â http://www.forerunner.com/forerunner/X0717_Abortion__Evolution.html
- â http://www.christiancourier.com/articles/958-the-link-between-evolution-and-abortion
- â http://pregnancy.ygoy.com/teenage-pregnancy/resources-for-teenage-mothers-2/
- â http://www.ehow.com/list_7402804_resources-teen-mothers.html
- â http://www.livestrong.com/article/262052-resources-for-teen-mothers/
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