WHY? (extended thought)

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Why did you do it?  Because it is ok…

“When asked why Williams had killed the baby, Cross answered:

Because the baby, I guess, because the baby was moving and breathing. And she (saw) Dr. Gosnell do it so many times, I guess she felt, you know, she can do it. It’s okay.”


Gosnell Murder Trial Jury Wants More Info on Babies He Killed

And then,

Why Kermit Gosnell should be acquitted by Kristen Walker Hatten

After 40 years, we as a society have become accustomed to abortion.  The killing of our unborn brothers and sisters has been “approved” by America. Yes, countless individuals, groups, organizations, states, and many politicians have been working and praying for the end of this scourge (with many successes), but still, we “live” with abortion.  Maybe it’s true…maybe Gosnell should be set free.  As a nation, we have NOT stood up boldly, we have not consistently prayed, we have not offered to help our local Pregnancy Resource Center (PRC), or prayed at the local abortion center.  It has not been an individual or a national priority to end the killing!  Unless…

The time is now!  Ask the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit to lead and guide you in utilizing your gifts to do your part.  Pray daily for an end to abortion and pray at the local abortion mill (40 Days for Life) and (Helpers of God’s Precious Infants).  Contact a PRC and offer your help; donate diapers, baby clothing, toys, or money here and here.  Write letters to editor.  Be informed on local and national legislation and politicians who are truly pro-life with a burning desire to end abortion (Life of the Party and Abortion in Washington). Always vote pro-life!

What’s it going to be?  Will you commit today to help end abortion?   

 

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