Controversial, but effective...
When a porn store opened in Uniontown Indiana 3 years ago, 35 protesters decided to take photographs of all the patrons and post them on the internet. The store has closed and is now up for sale... and has lowered their sales price.
My questions are about the Christlike-ness of this tactic. This is apparently not illegal because they have been doing this everyday for more than 1400 days in a row. On the other hand, where is the line between love and rebuke? Between loving the sinner and hating the sin?
Should the Coalition for Life adopt similar tactics?
It's important that you review their methods on their website before you comment.
http://www.covenanteyes.com/blog/2009/08/26/truckers-pictures-taken-when-they-buy-porn/
My questions are about the Christlike-ness of this tactic. This is apparently not illegal because they have been doing this everyday for more than 1400 days in a row. On the other hand, where is the line between love and rebuke? Between loving the sinner and hating the sin?
Should the Coalition for Life adopt similar tactics?
It's important that you review their methods on their website before you comment.
posted by Matt at 09:48
2 Comments:
coalition for life should not take this tactic
I think I've come to the same conclusion. It's important to remember that the children are not the only people who we are trying to minister to, in the fight to end abortion. Whereas the patrons of a porn store are flaunting their disregard for God's law, the women who have abortions are often in fear in which case humiliation would not have the same effect as it would for the truckers.
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