Since 1973, the United States has slaughtered MORE than 54 MILLION innocent, unborn citizens. In New York City today, 40% of all pregnancies end in abortion. Among minorities, it’s as high as 60%. In some neighborhoods, it’s 67%.
Apparently, even these appalling numbers are not enough to satisfy the blood lust of Democrats. In Albany two weeks ago, Governor Cuomo proposed an even more liberal abortion bill that, if passed, would make New York the bloodiest state in the union by declaring that abortion is a fundamental right that cannot be denied and against which New York may not discriminate.
It would mean:
- NO parental notification for minors;
- NO limits on taxpayer funding of abortion;
- NO limits on late-term abortions.
It would allow people who are not doctors to legally perform abortions, thereby ensuring an even higher death count as women die from botched procedures.
It would threaten the very existence of Catholic hospitals. Long Island alone is home to six hospitals that could be crippled by having Medicare funds withheld if they refuse to comply.
When Cuomo announced these proposals, his audience CHEERED. That’s how far this nation has strayed, that people actually celebrate the prospect of killing even MORE helpless innocents on the altar of narcissism.
Scripture is clear that unborn babes are not “lumps of cells”. John the Baptist recognized His Lord and Savior when he was still in utero!
“When Elizabeth heard Mary’s greeting, the infant leaped in her womb.” (Luke 1:41)
And the LORD is clear that the lives of the unborn are in no way mere property for women to “choose” to discard.
“Before I formed you in the womb I knew you.” (Jer 1:5)
“The fruit of the womb is a gift from the LORD, a reward.” (Psalm 127:3, paraphrased)
“You formed my inmost being; you knit me in my mother’s womb. My very self you know, even when I was being made in secret.” (Psalm 139:13-15, paraphrased)
GOD says over and over and over again that killing children is an abomination to Him.
He forbids the practice and says it is an abomination that He detests. (Deut 12:31)
He promises that anyone who does it must be put to death. He promises that, if the people of the land condone such acts by failing to put the wrongdoer to death, He Himself will punish not just the wrondoer, but also his or her family and the people who failed to put the wrongdoer to death. (Lev 20:1-5)
God swore vengeance on the Ammonites, “because they ripped open pregnant women in Gilead.” (Amos 1:13)
Governor Cuomo and all those who would cheer for the destruction of the unborn would do well to heed Jeremiah 7:29-34, where God told Jeremiah to proclaim to the people of Judah that, because they had done this evil – “sacrificed their sons and daughters, something I never commanded or considered” – He would “silence the cry of joy, the cry of gladness … in the cities of Judah and in the streets of Jerusalem.” He promised to turn the land to rubble and make the corpses of this evil people to “be food for the birds of the sky and beasts of the earth, which no one will drive away.”
Think about this. At the time Jeremiah lived, the estimated human population of the entire WORLD was somewhere between 5 and 7 Million. We’ve slaughtered ten times that number in the abortuaries of this blood-soaked and evil nation. Yet still the Democrats cry for more. We are so screwed.
Sources:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6th_millennium_BC
H/t Adam Baldwin @ https://twitter.com/adamsbaldwin
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I’ve spent decades arguing with acquaintances who call themselves atheists or agnostics, and I’m pretty sure I’ve never convinced anyone to give it up. But one thing I’ve become convinced of: none of them really have a problem with belief. They all believe just fine. But they hate what they perceive God to be. Some hate the lie that they have not yet discovered is a lie. Others know God exactly as he is, and they hate him for it. But neither of these will admit that they know God exists. It messes up the cover story.
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Satan and his demon army certainly know God EXISTS. It’s not about whether or not God is real. It’s about whether or not you want to be on His team.
And Scripture is really clear that there are only TWO teams …. God’s and Satan’s. There are no bleachers allowed at this game. If you’re unwilling to pick sides, then you belong to Satan. Period.
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About talking to the unconverted … if they’re willing to talk, there’s still a space in their hearts for hope. I heard a minister once say it took, on average, seven evangelizations before an individual was ready to commit. Each person you talked to has been on the road and your witness has been important to the process and marked by God under your name in the Book of Life.
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Thanks for saying so, Chrissy. You’re very kind. I guess witnessing is important, even if some of us are lousy witnesses.
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The times I can count having made a profound spiritual impact on others, my witness was not preaching or teaching, but simply living the Gospel fully and faithfully. It makes us different and people notice.
One time, I was approached by a co-worker who asked why I was different and was it the Bible stuff, cuz she’d heard people snarking about how I read it on my breaks. I got to share my love for Jesus and give her a New Testament.
Then I went home, dancing on Cloud Nine about having been allowed to witness to someone who was so READY. I was really UP and my roommate of nearly 4 years told me later she was so deeply convicted by my joy that after I went to bed, she fell to her knees and begged God to teach her to love Him so much that she would sing and dance just because someone let me tell her about Him.
I didn’t set out to affect either of these people! In fact, I always thought I could never, ever talk to strangers about God, the way the girl who opened my eyes to having a personal relationship with Jesus did. Then, one day, I was sitting on the boardwalk in Atlantic City, eating lunch and enjoying the ocean. A man came and sat next to me, asked if he could ask me a question.
I was in AC at a Charismatic Catholic Convention, so was wearing a tag. He gestured to it and asked, Did I believe? Yes. Then he began pouring out his heart. This man was old enough to be my father, yet his faith issues were things I had JUST been working through myself in previous weeks, so I had personal experience and Scripture passages that were fresh in my mind to share with him. It was amazing. There were thousands at that convention; God directed him to the person who could best meet his need. All I had to do was be willing to share.
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Proof that when you open your heart, others will find their way in.
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Wonderful account, Chrissy. I keep forgetting the saying about how, when it comes to influence, example isn’t just the best way, it’s the only way.
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