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Kygirl 路 F
Thanks for taking the time to send what I feel as a very heart felt message to try to wake up some sleeping giants.
But as Christrains know as strong as evil is God is yet millions of times stronger.
God's word is and has always overcome the sins of the past present and future.
Yes we're definitely living in some very perilous times and God will return to take what is his and destroy that which is evil.
If our founding fathers knew what we as Americans have done to our great nation they would turn over in their graves. 馃槩馃槩馃槩馃槩馃槩
But as Christrains know as strong as evil is God is yet millions of times stronger.
God's word is and has always overcome the sins of the past present and future.
Yes we're definitely living in some very perilous times and God will return to take what is his and destroy that which is evil.
If our founding fathers knew what we as Americans have done to our great nation they would turn over in their graves. 馃槩馃槩馃槩馃槩馃槩
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LeopoldBloom 路 M
@Kygirl Abortions don't kill babies, they kill ZEFs. "Baby" is a vague term that could apply to anything from a fetus to a grown woman in a Led Zeppelin song. Also, it's not "murder" if it's legal. Vegans say "meat is murder" but a vegan can't have you arrested for eating a steak. Misusing words for their emotional effect doesn't help your argument.
If Jesus cares so much about abortion, why didn't he do something in the 49 years when abortion was legal in every state? During that time, the standard of living in the US rose, the crime rate plummeted, and we saw our lives improved by advances in medicine and other technology.
Also, since Jesus was Jewish, he would have gone along with the position in Genesis 2:7 that life begins with the first breath. Nowhere in the Bible does it say that life begins at conception. Sperm and egg cells weren't even discovered until the 19th century. Christian groups like the Puritans allowed abortion up to "quickening" or when the fetus' movements could be felt around the 24th week or later. The fetus was not considered "alive" until that point.
If Jesus cares so much about abortion, why didn't he do something in the 49 years when abortion was legal in every state? During that time, the standard of living in the US rose, the crime rate plummeted, and we saw our lives improved by advances in medicine and other technology.
Also, since Jesus was Jewish, he would have gone along with the position in Genesis 2:7 that life begins with the first breath. Nowhere in the Bible does it say that life begins at conception. Sperm and egg cells weren't even discovered until the 19th century. Christian groups like the Puritans allowed abortion up to "quickening" or when the fetus' movements could be felt around the 24th week or later. The fetus was not considered "alive" until that point.
Kygirl 路 F
@LeopoldBloom
Only Jesus can enter your heart and change your mind.
I have no words for people who thinks like you do.
Only Jesus can enter your heart and change your mind.
I have no words for people who thinks like you do.
dancingtongue 路 80-89, M
Hearkening back to Thomas Paine to contrast with our current dysfunctional society is an interesting perspective. The comparison I keep increasingly use -- particularly during the excesses of Super Bowl's two weeks -- is more to the last days of the Roman Empire, with a self-indulgent, materialistic common society distracted and entertained by gladiators and lions eating Christians while the 1% preen and congratulate one another in the suites above for their grand sleight of focus for the masses.
BTW, while the Kingston Trio was first to record [i]Where Have All The Flowers Gone[/i], it actually was written by Pete Seeger. Credit where credit is due.
BTW, while the Kingston Trio was first to record [i]Where Have All The Flowers Gone[/i], it actually was written by Pete Seeger. Credit where credit is due.
SatyrService 路 M