And the eggs rained down upon them
Posted by Tasha on March 28th, 2012 in Free Stuff to Do, Kids and Families
2012 Owasso Egg Drop Promo from Lifepoint Baptist Church on Vimeo.
In case you’ve never heard about it, Lifepoint Church in Owasso hosts this event where 50,000 eggs are dropped into the city’s Centennial Park. Not by parents. Not by hand by volunteers with cute little Easter baskets. No—it’s done by helicopter. It’s all about efficiency, people.
Plus, I imagine the organizers always wanted to ride in a helicopter.
Get the date, times and more info on the Owasso Egg Drop over at DO WHAT.
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2 Comments to And the eggs rained down upon them
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On November 24, 2012 at 10:57 pm
deletedsoul and DeusExMichael, thanks for your comtmnes. You’ve confirmed for me that this belief is more cultural than religious. But, still, it definitely belongs under the heading of religious freaks .The question of medical ethics is an interesting one. There’s a lot of discussion taking place in the context of pharmacists dispensing emergency contraception (i.e. abortifactents). It’s an interesting discussion, and I encourage everyone interested in this topic to read it.That’s not relevant to this case, though. While there’s a case to be had for a doctor not performing a procedure that they find morally objectionable (the consensus seems to be that if the procedure is legal, they do have some professional obligation to refer the patient, though it depends highly on the situation), this is not about that. This is about a doctor who finds the patient’s parents morally objectionable.That is a gross violation of medical ethics. Having said that: Given that the condition wasn’t a medical emergency, if this was a private practice and had the doctor referred the patient to someone who would do the treatment, perhaps we wouldn’t be objecting so strongly.