Abortion-Killing: The Silent Genocide: 2 Billion Deaths Victims Worldwide.

[Nishant Xavier]

Angrboda, I could likewise accuse you of exaggerating the alleged evidence in favor of Atheism, e.g. the claim that there are alleged actual infinites that can be formed by successive addition, in a similar way. If you didn't agree that Isaiah 53 is a Clear Portrait of Jesus Christ - I and millions of others think so, including Louis Lapides, the devout Jew I mentioned, who became a Christian because of it - that's fine, I'm not accusing you of lying because of it, so perhaps it would be nice if you'd afford me the same courtesy. It is my honest conviction that Isaiah 53 does that, for solid reasons, which we will discuss further in the proper place; i.e. the thread on Divine Omniscience.

Before replying to Astreja and the others, let me just quote what Christian Nuns including but not limited to St. Mother Theresa's Missionaries of Charity do around the world, on All Continents, and readers can judge for themselves whether it's good or not. That's why I donate to and support them, because they're doing really good work. And I don't agree with those like Hitchens who attacked St. Mother Theresa without 1/100th of her accomplishments for the Poor.

Here is the report: https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2011...worldwide/ They do all of it: ministry to AIDS and leprosy Patients, education, missionary work, teaching, the works. They do great work and I can hardly understand how anyone could think otherwise, even a *Devout* Liberal Atheist. See below

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Almost unknown in the United States, the Indian-based Franciscan Missionaries of Mary, founded by Blessed Mary of the Passion in 1877, number 7,050. Combining Eucharistic contemplation with missionary activity, they serve on six continents and are most active in Asia and Europe. Unlike other leading women’s religious institutes, the institute displays on its website numerous pictures of members without habits. The institute’s membership declined by 189 between 2006 and 2008.
The Franciscan Clarist Congregation, founded in 1888, is based in Kerala, the southwestern Indian state that has been the nation’s center of Catholicism since its evangelization by St. Thomas the Apostle. Canonized by Pope Benedict in 2008, St. Alphonsa of the Immaculate Conception (1910-46)—a Franciscan Clarist, and the nation’s first canonized saint—combined the spirituality of St. Francis with that of the Easternrite Syro-Malabar Catholic Church. The congregation, which serves the elderly, orphans, lepers, AIDS patients, and others in need, has 6,984 members—a gain of 62 between 2006 and 2008.
The Congregation of the Mother of Carmel is another Indian religious institute largely unknown in the West. Founded in 1866 by Blessed Kuriakose Elias Chavara, the congregation is the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church’s first women’s institute. These active Carmelite sisters work in 500 schools and run 18 hospitals; their membership increased by 29 between 2006 and 2008 to 6,428.

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