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Alito's "Open Mind" on Abortion is Lunacy
By: Reed R. Heustis, Jr.
January 11, AD 2006
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Before a sky
diver jumps out of an aircraft, he makes sure that his
parachute is in perfect working order. He's not going to
keep an "open mind" and trust an unchecked parachute out
of blind faith.
Such a decision can result in him plunging to his death.
When it comes to truth, there is only one road. All
others lead to falsehood, and therefore destruction.
For example, in mathematics the sum of One plus One
is Two. It would be totally against the law of
mathematics to keep an "open mind" in the belief that
One plus One equals Three.
In geometry, a circle is the set of all points at a
fixed distance from a fixed point, the center; while a
square is a polygon with four equal sides and equal
angles. It would be totally against the law of geometry
to keep an "open mind" in the belief that a square can
ever be a circle.
In chemistry, potassium cyanide is a deadly poison
that disrupts the cell's respiration in humans,
resulting in coma and death. It would be totally against
the law of chemistry to keep an "open
mind" in the belief that one can survive a cyanide gas
chamber.
When it comes to truth, an open mind can be a very
dangerous thing. Life literally hangs in the
balance.
Ironically, while millions of pro-life Christians
have thrown their support behind Supreme Court nominee
Samuel Alito, mainly because of their unfounded faith
that Alito will somehow vote to overturn the
pro-abortion monstrosity called Roe v. Wade, Alito
himself proclaimed that he would consider the question
of abortion with - you guessed it - an "open mind".
On Tuesday, January 10, 2006, Alito was asked whether
he still agreed with his 1985 statement about the
Constitution not providing a basis for a woman's right
to an abortion.
Alito dodged the question and offered this answer
instead: "I would approach the question with an open
mind and I would listen to the arguments that were
made."
Did pro-life Christians notice this?
Perhaps it should be repeated:
"I would approach the question with an open mind and
I would listen to the arguments that were made."
If pro-life Christians are really of the
understanding that abortion is murder, then why won't
they give a second thought as to the lunacy of Alito's
comment?
Logic dictates that if Alito is going to keep an "open
mind" when approaching the issue of abortion, then he
must logically also keep an "open mind" when approaching
murder itself.
Surely the Constitution does not protect any right to
murder. In fact, the opposite is true: the Constitution
protects the right to life from being deprived without
due process of law. The
Constitution therefore prohibits murder, whether by
abortion or otherwise.
Christians should already know that the Bible does
not reveal any right to murder. They should already be
very familiar with God's prohibition of murder in the
Ten Commandments.
When it comes to precious life, there is no room for
the keeping of an "open mind" in the belief of
falsehood. It is exactly this kind of deception that
Satan,
the father of lies, cherishes. When it
comes to truth, lies should never be entertained.
In the Bible, the Psalmist is revealed to have been
conceived in his mother's womb (Ps.
51:5); and in biology, the life of a human being
begins at conception when the father's sperm fertilizes
the
mother's egg.
These truths can never be compromised, no matter how
militant the pro-abort.
If Alito is to keep an open mind, then he should only
keep it open to the truth. When considering the issue of
murder by abortion, the truth has already been revealed.
America needs a Supreme Court justice who will reject
falsehood, and keep his mind open
only to the truth, the
whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
So help
him God.
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