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Christians across the country celebrated the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and at the prospect of putting the power to end abortion back into the hands of the people.
Proponents for the murder of unborn infants made the decision to fight for this immoral and sadistic act even harder.
On Thursday, Nov. 3, National Public Radio’s “Morning Edition” program broadcast the audio of an abortion at a clinic outside Detroit, Michigan.
The barbarity of listening to the cries of a woman getting an abortion and hearing the vacuum in the background is enough for any Christian to lose hope and declare America doomed.
How does a nation come back from broadcasting the murder of an unborn baby?
With leftist control over a large majority of the media, policies of similar origin are able to be enacted over the citizenry, desensitizing them to the horrors of a reality without God. Ahead of midterm elections next week, keeping the abortion topic in front of the country is a thinly veiled attempt to distract voters from leading issues most polls report, including inflation, the economy, the possibility of a recession and crime.
Big Tech and the legacy media allow this type of atrocity to be spread, and wrap it all up in the false coverings of compassion and healthcare rights. In some cases they are ignorant of the spiritual rending they are doing to the souls of the nation and to themselves. In other cases, this is a deliberate act, spiritually influenced by evil to spit in the face of God and those who stand up for the lives of these unborn children.
Abortion activists have transformed this act into a cult, a religion in and of itself in defiance of the intentions of God to be fruitful and multiply. The worship of child sacrifice finds its roots in the worship of false deities, a harsh and brutal topic that Rabbi Jonathan Cahn tackles in his latest book, “The Return of The Gods.”
The social media outlet “Libs of TikTok” accurately described this segment on NPR in a few short words: “This is demonic.”
But in the absence of God, who was removed by the American government from its halls, this type of abominable act becomes commonplace and culturally accepted.
When victories occur against this practice, its deranged followers lash out. This is evidenced in the multiple firebombings of pro-life pregnancy clinics that want to help both mother and child experience the best life possible. Yet no arrests have been made by the Department of Justice.
The very act of abortion itself is rooted in hatred and racism.
Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger utilized abortion to practice eugenics and keep down the population of groups that she found to be “undesirable.”
As reported by the Daily Wire, her hatred and racism were so blatant that Planned Parenthood was left with no choice but to remove her name from one of its main New York “clinics” thanks to quotes from Sanger like this, published in the Baltimore Sun:
“Today eugenics is suggested by the most diverse minds as the most adequate and thorough avenue in the solution of racial, political, and social problems,” Sanger was quoted as saying.
Now, her despicable practices have blossomed into a nationwide stain on the soul of America.
These actions bare witness to her hatred, they are not acts of love, but there very opposite of that. They tear at the heart of God, for He formed each of those babies whose lives are ended before they were even in the womb (Ps. 139:16; Jer. 1:5).
This behavior is not normal. It is wicked. It is not about a right to healthcare; it is about the right to life.
Christians have the chance, and the obligation, to vote in members of government who implement policies that are morally upright based on the Judeo-Christian values on which this country was founded, instead of politicians who support and celebrate the dismemberment and murder of children before they are even born.{eoa}
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James Lasher is a Copy Editor for Charisma Media.
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