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Credit where Credit Is Due: The Archon Edition
Hello, molon lave. Although my post is about Randall Terry as in Operation Rescue, the incident you describe may concern another person. Randall Terry was sentenced to prison following a meeting with President Bill Clinton where he requested the President’s autograph. When Clinton stopped to sign his name, Terry showed him a jar with the body of child who was victim of a late term abortion. Clinton was horrified and quickly jumped into his limo. Clinton apparently considered the experience “cringe worthy.”
Since I am not acquainted with you, I certainly do not want to reply to your concern in a brash manner. Nonetheless, I am obliged to offer a defense of Randall Terry, and of Operation Rescue, and of his morality play against the legality of “birthday abortion” currently celebrated in New York state. The essence of that defense is to assert that children will die by abortion tomorrow in Dallas and all across the USA because good people have failed to respond to it personally as the horrific human rights violation that it is. I am one of those who have failed. Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, the sinner.
Randall Terry wrote a very thin, very powerful book titled “A Humble Plea.” It can be downloaded for free from his website. It would be a much more thoughtful approach than my blog reply can offer.
If you live in the Dallas area, it would be an honor for me to meet you and give you a hard copy version of “A Humble Plea.”
» Posted By Andrew Eells On February 12, 2019 @ 10:52 pm
Hello, Nicole. It’s so nice that you remember seeing me in “the assembly of God’s people” at Church. Thank you.
The eighth paragraph of “Credit where Credit Is Due: The Archon Edition” starts, ” Imagine my complete surprise.” Then George writes, “My labors as a Greek Orthodox in the pro-life movement have been lonely and arduous.”
Several news media videos covering Randall Terry’s New York tour have been posted at randallterry.com and more are expected.
Christ is love.
Sincerely,
Andrew» Posted By Andrew Eells On February 12, 2019 @ 9:43 pm
Hello, Nicole. It’s so nice that you remember seeing me in “the assembly of God’s people” at Church. Thank you.
The eighth paragraph of “Credit where Credit Is Due: The Archon Edition” starts, “Imagine my complete surprise.” Then George writes, “My labors as a Greek Orthodox in the pro-life movement have been lonely and arduous.”
Several news media videos covering Randall Terry’s New York tour have been posted at randallterry.com and more are expected.
Christ is love.
Sincerely,
Andrew» Posted By Andrew Eells On February 12, 2019 @ 9:31 pm
Regarding the new “birthday abortion” law, Randall Terry is planning an eight day tour from Rochester to New York City to dramatize the evil with a modern day “morality play.” The schedule can be viewed at randallterry.com. It starts Sunday February 10.
» Posted By Andrew Eells On February 9, 2019 @ 7:50 pm
George, it was highly edifying to read of your “labors as a Greek Orthodox in the pro-life movement.” And I empathize with the treatment as “black sheep who are often shunned and treated as pariahs.” I know you are a pharmacist; we met very briefly at Saint Seraphim the day Archbishop Dimitri was interred in his Chapel crypt. If you notice this very late post, maybe you would share if you are a member of Pharmacists for Life, International (pfli.org). Thanks. God bless you.
» Posted By Andrew Eells On February 9, 2019 @ 6:51 pm
«« Back To Stats PageHello Seraphim98
Although your post was several days ago, perhaps you will see this and clarify a point. You reference “the letter sent to the parishes of the DOS by Fr. Gerasim, and his grace, Bishop Alexander.” In searching, I found only a letter from Metropolitan Tikon, which was not co-signed by Archimandrite Gerasim. It is dated March 31 and is posted here: http://oca.org/news/headline-news/archpastoral-letter-of-metropolitan-tikhon-to-the-diocese-of-the-south.
Is this the letter you mean?» Posted By Andrew Eells On April 6, 2016 @ 12:56 pm
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