[TheRealThing]

^You are exactly right about that. I have heard a lot of pundits on FOX News questioning how God could allow those little kids to be murdered up there in CT. Admittedly that is a hard question, however, I choose to look at it like this. After the Lord was born in Bethlehem, an angel appeared unto Joseph in a dream, warning him to flee with the baby Jesus and Mary that very night into Egypt, because King Herod would try to murder Jesus. Jesus was referred to as the "King of the Jews", King Herod in an attempt to remove any competition to the throne, murdered all the little boys in that region from the age of two years and younger. How horrific an act was that?

God has given us free will. Therefore, monsterous deeds are perpetrated by monsterous men. Like I said, it's hard to understand but, they will pay for their atrocities at the judgement. It's ironic to me to consider that we grieve and ache for those slain little ones in Newport, and rightly so. But, we turn a blind eye to the tens of millions of innocents, who have been murdered in their mother's womb. I don't get it, really. I am convinced of one thing though, those who vote for candidates who promise to stoke the furnace for abortion rights and support that continued practice with zeal, as is spelled out in clear language in the democrat party platform, will share in the misery at God's judgement bar. I hear all this talk about jobs and stuff, and how working folks must vote for the dems to protect their jobs. I say it's hogwash, and those who vote for abortion rights candidates will rue the day. There is zero difference between killing the innocents while they are in elementary school with a gun, or the womb with surgical instruments, saws, cutters, pliers and the like.

Just because man has decreed abortion (and other social crimes against God) legal, doesn't mean we can get by with doing them. We will suffer, and our country will suffer. God's people need to stand up for what is right, politically correct or no. Work while there is yet time.