PCUSA Impastor Suggests Eve in the Garden is a Pro-Choice Example + ‘Trust Women to Have Abortions Because of Her’
Rebecca Todd Peters is a professor, author, and Presbyterian Church (USA) ‘pastor.’ She has been active denominationally and ecumenically for over twenty-five years and represents the PCUSA as a member of the Faith and Order Standing Commission of the World Council of Churches.
A lover of all things baby-killing, she also serves on the Clergy Advocacy Board of Planned Parenthood and was recently elected Vice President of the Society of Christian Ethics. We’ve covered her a few times in our stories:
- Presbyterian ‘Pastor’ Says Killing Babies in Abortions is a ‘Blessing’ and an ‘Act of Love’
- PCUSA Pastor Says Jesus Would Have Been an ‘Abortion Doula’ + ‘Blessed Are Those End Their Pregnancies’
- PCUSA Pastor Sermon Slams Pro-Lifers+ Rejoices in Her Two Abortions: ‘I felt no guilt, no shame, no sin’
- Pro-Choice Presbyterian Pastor Complains that Nurses in Some States Try to Save Breathing Babies from Botched Abortions
- Presbyterian Pastrix Defends Abortion Using this ASTONISHING Bible Twist
While speaking at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville, she revealed that she loves to reinterpret the Bible while also accusing of God lying to Eve in the Garden of Eden. For this reason, she claims that Eve actually made a great choice to eat the fruit, which Adam trusted her to make, and in the same way, we should trust women to decide to abort their babies and make the best decisions for themselves.
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No forbidden apple or literal fruit, the eating of which is encouraged by a talking snake, is mentioned in the well-known ancient Bible narrative of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. However, the identity of this unknown forbidden fruit of pleasure in the world’s oldest and greatest mystery story can be explained by procreation and the family Adam and Eve do not have until after their eviction from Eden at the end of Genesis 3: Adam and Eve disobey the Genesis 1:28 commandment–the first commandment–to “be fruitful and multiply [in their body Garden]” when they become one flesh incorrectly (Genesis 2:24) by eating from the wrong tree in the allegorical Garden’s center (Genesis 2:9). So they disobey not just one commandment, but two at the same time. Finally, it is interesting that half of Eve’s punishment in Genesis 3:16 is painful childbirth–because she chooses to not have children in the Garden of Eden and God wants to remind her of her decision?
I’m surprised this Jewess isn’t preaching Lilith.
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