Missouri: Response Ad to Michael J. Fox
Drudge reports:
"... stars Jim Caviezel of 'The Passion of Christ' and Cardinals pitcher Jeff Suppan, who pitches Game 4 of World Series ..."
(Also, an appearance by Patty Heaton.)
And before any of the "drive-by" commenters drop in to have their say:
Save it! I have a brother with Multiple Sclerosis. And neither he nor any of his family members are out there seeking to canibalize human life for spare parts.
posted by Pro Ecclesia 10:20 PM
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I have a son who I love more than my life who has autism. Rather than cure autism by killing innocent humans, I would much rather prefer that he remain autistic for the rest of his days. However, all the hype about the use of embryonic stem cells is completely overblown and is an attempt by the pro-aborts to devise a wedge issue.
What does Jim Caviezel say the first time?
What is it with celebs (Fox with his Parkinson's, Mary Tyler Moore with her diabetes, Christopher Reeve with his paralysis) that the minute they're in a crisis they start wondering if a few more dead fetuses will fix them right up? Why can't they look to promising research that doesn't involve killing anybody?
Is it just that they tend to be Lefties to begin with and Lefties embrace anything that legitimizes abortion? Or is it that celebs really do think that they're far more important than anybody else and therefore entitled to kill other people to get what they want?
Yeah, Terry, I wondered too. Did anybody catch it? Or was it in Aramaic?
I think it was in Aramaic. There appeared to be subtitles, but I couldn't read them. In addition, I loved that there was a statue of the Blessed Mother behind him.
As to your other question, most of them are Godless. It's hard enough to do and think correctly even when trying to do His will.
Good for Jeff Suppan. That said, I still won't be cheering for him tonight to beat my Tigers.
Did any body else notice the news that embryonic stem cells used in Parkinson's patients may very well cause cancer?
JMW,
Yes, I've heard of the "down-stream cancers" as well.
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