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Lipstick on a bullet.

King Solomon said there was nothing new under the sun, but this pushes the limits. Take a look at the following picture and consider for a moment what you think it is. A mother posing for a picture with her newborn daughter? Wrong!

Little Tess

This is a picture of a mother posing with her daughter, Tess, who she just paid an abortionist to kill.

Why the picture? It was part of a “memorial service” following the murder of Tess in the abortionist’s infanticide facility in which he drove a pair of scissors into the back or Tess’ skull and evacuated its content–killing her in a most horrific fashion. And do you know who this murderer was that so barbarically ended the life of baby Tess? None other than the church-going George Tiller.

A memorial service in the abortion mill where you just paid a man to kill your daughter . . . it’s like putting lipstick on a bullet.

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16 thoughts on “Lipstick on a bullet.”

  1. It’s worse than lipstick on a bullet. It’s much more personal and much more offensive. A parent killing his/her own defenseless child – repugnant.

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  2. There simply aren’t any words to describe the world in which we now live. As the saying goes, ‘you ain’t seen nothin’ yet’.

    How tragic this is, a woman murders her child, then poses for a picture. I cannot even begin to understand this; I don’t mean to sound ‘holier than thou’, because I am not. The only thing I can think of is this lessens the guilt women feel when they murder…this ‘makeshift’ memorial service reassures them their dead child is in heaven with Jesus, so everything is alright. This brought me to tears; how desensitized are we? We have become unreasoning animals, killing our children without so much as batting an eyelash. Oh God, have mercy on us. In wrath, PLEASE…remember mercy.

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  3. My heart goes out to the mom, I truly that God that she has repented. When a person belongs to satan, there are no bounds to what we will do. I truly thank God that this dear woman has been redeemed.
    Sister thank you for being transparent and sharing a very painful experience~

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  4. I’m speechless.
    It’s an evil that has no appropiate adjective to add unto it’s description.
    This is evidence of how far humanity has gone in it’s cold heartedness.

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  6. Speechless is the best way to describe this I guess. Thank God for His grace.

    This really is beyond words.

    God help us.

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  8. never in all my life have I seen anything so terrible.. yet I thank you for posting it because it is important to put a picture to partial birth abortion which most people have heard of but have not had an “in your face” example of what it really is.. I do truly hope that the mother repented.

    Lord Jesus Come.

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  9. I went to the website of Dr. Tiller’s ‘church’, this is a snippet of the statement they posted concerning his murder—

    ‘The Reformation Lutheran Church family is shocked and deeply saddened by the violent murder of Dr. George Tiller, a longtime member of our congregation, that occurred in our church home May 31.

    Our congregation strives to be a safe place for all people. We deplore the violence that took place within the walls of our church. Further, we reject any notion that violence against another human being is an acceptable way to resolve differences over any issue. We must always strive to engage in peaceful discussion. Our faith calls us to this. Our humanity demands it.’

    What nerve!! They are ‘shocked and deeply saddened by the VIOLENT MURDER’; what about the violent murder Dr. Tiller committed every time he killed an unborn child? How shocked and saddened was this ‘church’ at this?
    They ‘deplore the violence that took place’, yet, they did not even bat an eyelash at the violence that took place at Dr. Tiller’s baby-killing facility. What was the motive behind this church’s allowing this man to be a part of their congregation, and an usher as well? Could it have been the money given by Dr. Tiller to this church?

    This church is the definition and picture of the Laodicean church we read of in Rev. 3. Christ will spew this church out, and rightly so. It makes me sick to my stomach just reading their disgusting statement concerning the death of a murderer. May God have mercy on those who attend this church, and every Laodicean church. May He, by His grace, crush these blind apostates under the weight of their sins and save them from the same fate Dr. Tiller now faces.

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  10. Actually Lyn, may I submit that this particular religious organization would not qualify to be called a “church” using the Bible as a reference. A church is a group of true believers of the Lord Jesus Christ called out of the world into a life of holiness. Neither they, the pastor, nor their former “longtime member” would qualify in that category. The Laodicean church was an actual church filled with lukewarm believers. You must have true believers to have a true church.

    Maybe they should consider renaming their organization to “The Unreformed Lutheran Church – A church for all human beings except those who are never given the chance to take a breath because we find it perfectly acceptable for one of our adult human beings to kill as many as they choose to do so!”

    The Desert Pastor

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  11. From the “church” statement:

    Our congregation strives to be a safe place for all people. We deplore the violence that took place within the walls of our church. Further, we reject any notion that violence against another human being is an acceptable way to resolve differences over any issue. Our faith calls us to this. Our humanity demands it.

    Now, for the way it SHOULD read (my additions in bold italics):

    Our congregation strives to be a safe place for all people, while supporting people who do not think the womb should be a safe place for any child. We deplore the violence that took place within the walls of our church, while not saying a word against the violence which occurs within the womb of women, which violence took place within the walls of George Tiller’s death camp. Further, we reject any notion that violence against another human being is an acceptable way to resolve differences over any issue unless that violence is performed against a defenseless child who had the nerve to be conceived, because of the issue of a woman not wanting a child to be an inconvenience in her life. Our faith calls us to this. Our humanity demands it. Our desire to be tolerant of every person’s right to do whatever they want, regardless of what God thinks, prefers this.

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  12. For George Tiller, Romans 1:28-31
    And just as they did not see fit to acknowledge God any longer, God gave them over to a depraved mind, to do those things which are not proper, being filled with all unrighteousness, wickedness, greed, evil; full of envy, murder, strife, deceit, malice; they are gossips, slanderers, haters of God, insolent, arrogant, boastful, inventors of evil, disobedient to parents, without understanding, untrustworthy, unloving, unmerciful . . .

    For his “church,” Romans 1:32
    . . . and although they know the ordinance of God, that those who practice such things are worthy of death, they not only do the same, but also give hearty approval to those who practice them.

    – The Pilgrim

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  13. Amen Desert Pastor.

    Folks it time to wake up, read the scriptures and understand that most of the “churches” you pass everyday are full of pastors that popularity has raised up, not the Lord. No church of the Lord Jesus Christ would have Tiller in the membership.
    Pray that the Lord gets glory in the repentance and salvation of those in the membership of that gathering.

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  14. I totally agree with Lyn’s post. Thank you for posting and for pointing out the hypocrisy the rest of the world missed.

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