Obama’s pro-Choice stance on abortion amounts to baby-killing
To the editor:
And so it was in that time that the religious chose a baby killer to lead them. Obama’s firm support of Choice and his vote supporting partial birth abortion connects him directly to the act of killing babies, born and unborn. Yet he was elected by half of all Catholics and probably Protestants and Jews. And he will kill again with his vote and with their approval.
But where are the priests, the ministers and the rabbis who oppose abortion? I say they are hiding under their desks in impressive offices adorned with the symbols of their faith and pictures of history’s selfless and holy leaders. Oh yes, the Catholics oppose abortion. They march against it with pussy-feet armed to the teeth with lip service. The Protestants and Jews do even less. These men hide to protect their comfort, their stature, their fawning congregations hanging on every word in their sermons on any subject other than the horrifying evil in their midst. Pulled out from under their desks, they then hide behind a fake concern that they can not risk their tax exemption by being politically incorrect.
Were they “Called by God” to protect their tax exemption or to lead people away from evil and toward God? Forget fear of persecution or even death, these cowardly lions are afraid even to fight for right.
With 35 million babies already sacrificed by the Religion of Liberation to their god of convenience, this society can not survive another 35 million without God abandoning us completely. What is needed is moral leadership. The American Revolution began when Protestant ministers preached that men had an inalienable right to life and liberty and that King George was a tyrannical and evil king. I tell you truly that the king’s evil pales in significance to the continuing murder of God’s babies. Unless and until the leaders of Christianity and Judaism learn to fear God’s wrath at their failure more than man’s disapproval, the killing will go on.
I always hope but never expect that what I write will have an effect on people. Perhaps I’m wrong or just wasting my time.
David Huck
Cape Coral