[TheRealThing]

While I put a lot of blame on passive Republicans for the rapid decay of moral and spiritual standards, including the continual premeditated murder of our most innocent, in this country, I place the major blame on Christians and their churches. When Christians sit in their pews and express distress at the killing of these babies but do nothing other than shake their heads, the are passive conspirators in these heinous acts. And, with all due respect to my friend, TheRealThing, waiting on God to act isn't getting anything positive accomplished. He hasn't seen fit to intervene yet and babies continue to be murdered by the minute.

What I am saying is that Christians and other prolife proponents need to take off the gloves and fight fire with fire. How far should we go and what should we do? Whatever it takes to stop the killing. Singing hymns and mouthing prayers aren't saving the lives of any of God's most precious- the babies.

After all, Jesus ran the money changers out of the temple. He didn't wait around on God to do any judging.

Yep, you're not going to get any argument out of me on this one. In fact, complacent Christians are likely upwards of 100% responsible for the whole mess. Compromise is not something the Lord looks upon kindly; Revelation 3:16 (KJV) 16 "So then because thou art lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, I will spue thee out of my mouth."


We've (Christians) been backing up since the end of WW2. All ills seemed cured after victory was achieved, there were no more enemies to defeat. Successive generations have lost touch with reality since those days in terms of threat, whether that be in the spiritual or the secular sense. So in reality, the ramifications of our (the Church's) spiritual derelictions since that day are one in the same with this world's present state of free fall. Since those who are too young to remember unfettered access to a McDonald's drive-thru have no point of reference to rely on, they are never going to buy into what I'm saying here. Though, when it comes time to pay the piper at some point in the very near future, they will.

My position is largely based on the belief that liberals and this administration in particular, are so naïve these days that by the time they see the iceberg, it will be too late to alter course. Shock and dismay will then pervade the "everybody's working for the weekend" US culture. Such is the nature of Judgment.