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ON THE DEATH OF DR. GEORGE TILLER

Lifewatch (or the Taskforce of United Methodists on Abortion and Sexuality) is deeply disturbed by the tragic death of Dr. George Tiller. We pray God's mercies upon Dr. Tiller and those whom he leaves behind -- his wife, his children, his grandchildren, his larger family, and his congregation.

The murder of Dr. Tiller deserves nothing but condemnation. After all, the murderous violence against Dr. Tiller violated the God-given dignity of his humanity, breached the moral law to which all persons are called to account, broke criminal statutes of Kansas and the United States, and undermined the movement for advancing protections of the most vulnerable human beings in society.

Furthermore, the murder of Dr. Tiller cries out for justice for the murderer.

Lifewatch, from its beginnings, has rigorously opposed all threats, and all uses, of violence. Truth and love are embodied in Jesus Christ, and are practiced in the Church and in society. Truth and love are the means by which the God-given dignity of each and every human person -- unborn child and mother, pro-choicer and pro-lifer, abortion provider and abortion protester, atheist and Christian, and all others -- is to be recognized, defended, and advanced. Truth and love oppose not only the violence of abortion but also violence against abortion providers.

Rev. Paul T. Stallsworth, President
Lifewatch/Taskforce of United Methodists on Abortion and Sexuality
First Tuesday after Pentecost

02 June 2009

St. Peter's United Methodist Church
Morehead City, NC


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