Nancy Campbell Womb Worship

Nancy Campbell Womb Worship July 23, 2019

There are things you could count on. It will rain, you will get hungry, and everyone pays taxes in one way or another. Plus you know Nancy Campbell of Above Rubies will tell you to set your table nicely with a tablecloth and flowers, order you to be joyous at home, and eventually lapse into womb worship. Here Nancy claims possession a uterus is the most important thing in all of human history.

Why? Because you can influence all of human history with the many babies you can have. Nancy wants you to be a human Pez dispenser shooting out copious amounts of small humans to overtake this world as white Christians. She does not state it here, but Nancy had said repeatedly that filling the world with righteous white Christians is important in her mind to keep outbreeding scary brown people, particularly those in the Moslem world. Keeping Sharia law in check via breeding.

So Nancy conflates the importance of having a womb yet again:

The whole world hinges on the womb of a mother. Is this an outlandish statement? No, it is the truth. Everything that happens in this world, the workforce, the great inventions, the amazing feats all happen through people. And everyone of these people come to the world no other way than through the womb of a mother! The womb of the mother is a powerful place. It is a place if destinies. I wonder who God has planned to bring into the world through your womb? How sad to forfeit plans that God has for this world.

You know, God also brought Pol Pot, Hitler, Rasputin, all the serial killers in the world through a mother’s womb too. For every inventor or amazing person born there are others less special born or just downright evil. Everyone, the entire spectrum of folks in this world emerged from wombs. You cannot claim it’s all blessings.

And that’s okay. Not everyone can be a superstar of humanity, and it’s all good.

What’s not good is Nancy’s implication that women are purposely denying using their wombs because of selfish reasons. It’s not selfish to only have the number of children you can legitimately support financially. It seems sacrificial to me, because many of us might wish for a new baby or bigger family, yet know it would just make life harder for the children we already have.

The other part of this is that many women cannot have children, they’d had to have complete hysterectomies, and if you follow Nancy’s line of thinking here it’s easy to blame them. I remember being in my old church, having issues so bad that my red blood cell count kept falling and I needed a hysterectomy so badly. Everyone around me at the old church begged me not to do it, insisting I pray for a healing only, trusting God to resolve the lifelong issues I had. I had the hysterectomy, and had to listen to this exact type of thinking over it.

It’s painful when the Nancys of this world think they know best over complex issues, and order you to do it their way. But they never consider that, just having their own way that they rubber stamp by saying it is God.

Any time you try to justify hurting others β€˜because God’ you’ve walked away from that God.


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