I think Alyssa Milano has a weird thing for being ratio’d on Twitter.

From time to time, Democrats will attempt to justify abortion with the idea that it’s totally okay with God. It never works out well for them, and for actress-turned-activist Milano, the same can easily be said.

Milano has been a part of the push to prevent the passage of Georgia’s H.B. 481, the Living Infants Fairness and Equality (LIFE) Act, or the “heartbeat bill.” The bill recognizes a child with a heartbeat in the womb as a “natural person” and requires those performing abortions to check first for a heartbeat.

Taking to Twitter to defend her support for the Georgia boycott should it pass, Milano professed to love God but added that her personal beliefs cannot override science. She then included verse John 3:12: “If I have told you earthly things and you do not believe, how can you believe if I tell you heavenly things?”

“I love God. I believe in God,” began Milano.

“But I don’t believe my personal beliefs of which we can’t confirm should override scientific facts and what we can confirm,” she added.

She finished with the completely out of context quotation of the Bible.

I love God. I believe in God.

But I don’t believe my personal beliefs of which we can’t confirm should override scientific facts and what we can confirm.

“If I have told you earthly things and you do not believe, how can you believe if I tell you heavenly things?” John 3:12

— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) April 1, 2019

The internet then proceeded to jump on Milano with gusto.

This tweet shows that you have very little knowledge of both theology and science.

— Allie Beth Stuckey (@conservmillen) April 1, 2019

This is out of context number 1 number 2 God does not invalidate His Word or contradict it. He has spoken to the issue of life. He also said to those that called themselves Christian, that our life is not our own, We surrender it on to the Lord and follow His teachings.

— Scott Alan Richards (@ScottRichards66) April 2, 2019

You don’t have to love God to acknowledge the irrefutable science that a unique, individual human life begins at the moment of conception.

But if you love God, then you also will love His children. He’s a father, and every single one of us are created in His image.

— Lila Rose (@LilaGraceRose) April 1, 2019

“I was cast upon thee FROM THE WOMB: thou art my God FROM MY MOTHER'S BELLY.”
Psalms 22:10 KJV

— teddylawhead (@TeddyLawhead) April 1, 2019

“I love God. I believe in God. I just don’t love or believe God enough to listen to what He has to say.”

— WhereIsMike (@mastroqua) April 2, 2019

Get thee behind me Alyssa pic.twitter.com/nZsOoJNNGB

— Jess (@JessJessEnrique) April 1, 2019

Seriously though…🤦‍♀️ pic.twitter.com/ofJABpAo0m

— Karen Cooke (@lynsey1us) April 2, 2019

To give you context, the Bible verse Milano refers to is Christ in mid-explanation to Pharisee Nicodemus about how no one can enter the kingdom of God unless he is born again, and Jesus proceeding to explain how to go about doing that.

To be clear, Milano was attempting to make the argument that God is cool with us terminating a life before it’s able to be born a first time.

Amazing.