Tebow in Pro-Life Ad [Pro-Life, Nothing Else Makes Sense]

January 27, 2010 by  
Filed under Blog, Faith, Sports

SB XLIVI saw a Facebook status that mentioned something about Tim Tebow and the Super Bowl ad that he and his mother are going to be featured in on Sunday, February 7th.  The commercial has been funded by Focus on the Family and has an openly pro-life sentiment.  Pam Tebow, when faced with a sickness/disease during pregnancy with Tim (her 5th child), was informed by her doctors to abort the pregnancy for fear of her death, or complications with the baby.  Pam said no, and proceeded with the pregnancy, giving birthTebow to a boy who would grow up and become one of the most recognizable faces in college sports history.

Tebow won the Heisman trophy and a National Championship, and quite arguably, the accomplishments he has made off the field far outweigh his accomplishments on the field.  However, regardless of what he’s done in life, he had the right to life while in the womb!  Pro-Life makes sense, pro-abortion doesn’t.  It simply doesn’t make sense.

Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to find the ad itself, but I have a news conference with Tebow’s response and also one man’s (Larry Murphy, I guess) take on the situation.  (I disagree with the name-calling, but thought some of his quips were justified.)

Please stop calling abortion Pro-Choice.  No one should have the choice to murder.  Call it what it is, Pro-Abortion (Pro-Death).

Man up!

Comments

3 Responses to “Tebow in Pro-Life Ad [Pro-Life, Nothing Else Makes Sense]”
  1. Matt S says:

    Pro-choicers rarely are pro-choice. They usually condemn a mother’s choice for life. For them, abortion is a way to further their political agenda.

  2. Joe M says:

    “The choice is not about killing babies, it’s about having sex with who I want and not having any consequences.”

    What an un-Godly view.

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