Talk:Lutherans For Life
This is an old revision of this page, as edited by Sid 3050 (talk | contribs) at 02:15, November 24, 2011. It may differ significantly from current revision.
Copy-paste job
No wonder this encyclopedia article reads like an ad - it's stitched together from the "Who Are Lutherans For Life?" page:
- CP: Lutherans For Life "Trust God! Choose Life!" is a nationwide Pro-life network of state federations, chapters, Life Advocates, and Life Ministry Coordinators.
- Source: Lutherans For Life has a nation-wide network of state federations, chapters, Life Advocates, and Life Ministry Coordinators.
- CP: Their mission is to equip Lutherans to be Gospel-motivated voices for life.
- Source: Our Mission: Equipping Lutherans to be Gospel-motivated voices For Life.
- CP: Lutherans For Life believes that every human life—from conception to natural death regardless of physical or mental challenges or condition of dependence—is precious in God’s sight.
- Source: Lutherans For Life believes that every human life—from conception to natural death regardless of physical or mental challenges or condition of dependence—is precious in God’s sight.
- CP: They wish to change hearts and minds through the Word of God to end abortion.
- Source: Lutherans For Life seeks to change hearts and minds through the Word of God, trusting that changed people will seek to change laws.
- CP: Lutherans For Life members serve as volunteers in caring pregnancy centers, facilitate educational programs, aid hospice, and give witness to chastity before marriage and faithfulness in marriage.
- Source: Lutherans For Life members serve as volunteers in caring pregnancy centers, facilitate educational programs, aid hospice, and give witness to chastity before marriage and faithfulness in marriage.
- CP: Also, they free quarterly journal caled LifeDate.
- Source: LifeDate, our free quarterly journal
As a fun note, the last sentence actually tries to change the wording, but in doing so forgets a verb and contains a typo.
Seriously speaking, this is pretty bad, and the article should be deleted for being an obvious ad and for being a straight-up copy-paste job. --Sid 3050 21:15, 23 November 2011 (EST)