Mississippi personhood amendment ad warns that opponents mock God
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On October 22, 2011 At 5:04 pm
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Tags : amendment, hearing, Human Eggs, Mississippi Voters, mock god, Music, ominous music, Personhood
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On November 8, Mississippi voters will decide whether to pass Amendment 26, the so-called personhood amendment that would change the state constitution so that fertilized human eggs will be "persons" having constitutional rights.
Set to dark and ominous music, a recent video from the Yes on 26 campaign characterizes opponents of the amendment as anti-Christian and mocking God. The video includes snippets of the opponents' testimony during a hearing before the Secretary of State about putting the measure on the ballot.
Before flashing to a message that Mississippi knows better than to mock God and the "Yes on 26" frame, the video ad concludes with Galations 6:7, "Do not be deceived; God is not mocked, for whatever a man sows, that he will also reap."
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Jill
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http://usedhondacivic.us/ Julie Hayes




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