[TheRealThing]

⬆⬆ All I can conclude from this thread is that its originator is so convinced that Roe v. Wade and Obergefell v. Hodges have so angered God that America is in need of saving from Justices that will uphold those rulings.

Beyond that, it is difficult for me to see the "at a precipice" hyperbole this thread suggests.

Liberals seem scared to death of Julian Assange and those emails. There is not one person who understands the situation regarding those 33,000 deleted emails, which should have been the property of the people BTW, who has not entertained at least a brief moment of doubt IMHO. To repeat. If they were only about yoga and wedding stuff, why worry, right? And after all, if Assange really has something, they had to be hacked prior to the deletions.

The Supreme Court has reversed itself in the past, Lochner v. New York (1905) and Adkins v. Children's Hospital (1923) ; Chisholm v. Georgia (1793) ; Adler v. Board of Education (1952) ; Bowers v. Hardwick (1986) ; Pace v. Alabama (1883) ; and others. They can reverse themselves again concerning abortion and gay marriage if a new case so inspires.

Assange has already proven he's not shooting blanks about this, and certainly not about the releases of the past. I don't know if it's true on not, but Rand Paul thought he was on to something. Let the system work.

But yes, I do believe that God will not continue to tolerate the Church's failure to oppose abortion on demand and gay marriage. It should be done with respect, keeping at the forefront of the dispute the fact that it is God's law which is being run over, not the law of men. And not in judgmental terms.

Past that and on secular terms, the societies of the past which eventually slid into similar moral lapse, inevitably went through structural and social decline, fell and disappeared. In exactly the same manner the human body exhibits symptoms associated with various disease, short lived societies manifest rampant homosexuality towards their end. The historical record is replete with examples. I'm not judging the batter, just calling the balls and strikes.