One day in that four-zeroes year BC., <br /> the owner of a chock-full Bethlehem inn, <br /> had rented out his dirty, smelly stable <br /> to a quite pregnant Nazarene woman <br /> and a man she was not even married to. <br /> <br /> The well-intentioned owner of that inn <br /> might have reminded them how dfficult <br /> would be the care of a newborn baby <br /> in times as hard as those prevailing, <br /> but that there was a safe way out for her. <br /> <br /> 'Didn't you know that a pregnant woman <br /> has the legal right to choose between <br /> the awful burden of forced motherhood, <br /> or the freedom to enjoy her life again, <br /> after removing some troublesome tissue? ' <br /> <br /> We know that Mary and Josef would have <br /> rejected such devilish advice on the spot, <br /> whereby we accept Christ's human birth, <br /> and every unborn baby's right to be born, <br /> so help us God, Creator of all human life!<br /><br />Willem VanVoorthuysen<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/satan-stood-no-chance/
