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Showing Original Post only (View all)Now some of the Religious nut jobs are claiming c-sections are "against God's will" [View all]
Moms are furious at a dubious web meme claiming women who undergo C-sections are selfish, lazy and doomed to hell. The so-called Disciples of the New Dawn posted several pictures of women with C-section scars, encouraging Christians to call out women who elected not to undergo natural childbirth for their laziness, and to identify these mothers by their guilt scars.
Appalled mothers are sharing the post in a frenzy, sending the meme viral. The pinned tweet at the top of the Facebook page has attracted more than 60,000 comments and shares, and says:
Pregnancy is a beautiful thing as it is the zenith of a womans role in a moral Christian society. If God has decided to call you home, it is not up to you or a doctor to reject Him. You may find yourself cast into the lake of fire for doing so. Gods Peace.
The comments are filled with women sharing their C-section experiences, and pushing the post on to other friends in disgust. The cult behind the troll-meme is the work of the self-styled figure Father Patrick Embry, who has a history of religious rants against womens rights.
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http://www.vocativ.com/tech/internet/c-section-facebook-meme-caesarean-disciples-of-the-new-dawn/
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Now some of the Religious nut jobs are claiming c-sections are "against God's will" [View all]
n2doc
Apr 2015
OP
We're going to end up with an Isis-like group of christians, violently pushing their Sharia law here
NightWatcher
Apr 2015
#1
HBO's "Vice" did a thing on rightwing nuts in America and how armed they are and
NoJusticeNoPeace
Apr 2015
#27
Your hyperbole is a little over the top. I've never heard of any Christians making this an issue.
jonno99
Apr 2015
#47
Agreed. However I just don't see any possible way that an "against God's will" law
jonno99
Apr 2015
#52
Did Michelle Duggar post that? And why isn't the poster urging people to avoid cancer
sinkingfeeling
Apr 2015
#8
Oh, yeah, there's nothing that brings you closer to gawd than dying in childbirth, or having the
Arkansas Granny
Apr 2015
#13
This occurred to me also; so a pregancy from viagra use wouldn't be 'natural or God's will'
appalachiablue
Apr 2015
#20
A Milwaukee PBS station is doing a series of shows on life in the Middle Ages...
Archae
Apr 2015
#15
It raises the issue whether using medicine, doctors and hospitals is 'God's will'-
appalachiablue
Apr 2015
#24
Sounds like we are back hunting Salem witches again. Weren't they supposed to have some sign on
jwirr
Apr 2015
#30
Next there will be another law against c-sections made by "intelligent RWers" who would apparently
Thinkingabout
Apr 2015
#32
My guess is that this "movement" is someone looking for their 15 minutes of fame...
jonno99
Apr 2015
#62
Then they can apply this to their own families, and let Darwin rule and do us all a favor!
underahedgerow
Apr 2015
#44
But is there anything to "smack down"? The anti-vax crowd isn't making a "morality plea" case.
jonno99
Apr 2015
#60
Thanks, nutcases, for basically saying that I and probably my Mum should be dead!
LeftishBrit
Apr 2015
#59
Good to know. Isn't it dreadful that the real thing is so crazy that it's hard to distinguish it
LeftishBrit
Apr 2015
#86
Some people think all women can deliver vaginally. This is NOT TRUE.
Manifestor_of_Light
Apr 2015
#74