Jesus_is_LORD
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<rant>
So obviously as Christians we already know that abortion is wrong.
Yes, there are a few in need of God's Grace and wisdom who are deceived and support
abortion, but I would say that the majority of Christians who are pursuing a relationship
with Jesus and consider themselves His disciple, have no major debate that abortion is wrong.
Now, the opposition labels their position as pro-choice.
The crazy part is when you think about it they are not really pro-choice, because
choices have consequences.
They want to make the choice to have sex but don't want to deal with the consequences
of the pregnancy which follows.
I support choice if people are willing to own their consequences.
If YOU made the "choice" to have sex, than who should deal with the consequences of
your choices which follows? YOU should and not the baby.
The secular world says that they are for choice, but what they are really for is anti-consequences.
They want to make choices but not own the consequences.
Life doesn't work that way. You can't separate consequences from your choices.
Ever been to court before? It is all about giving people consequences for their choices.
Ever heard of laws. It is all about reminding people your actions have consequences.
If you are a business person and you make a bad business deal, who deals with the consequences of your choice?
If you are a student and you choose the wrong answer on a test, who deals with the consequences of your choice?
If you drive a car and you a drunk and you hit and injury someone, who deals with the consequences of your choice?
I support choice, if people are willing to own the consequences for their actions.
The world isn't pro-choice, they are anti-responsibility and anti-consequences.
They want to make whatever choices without being responsible for the consequences.
Imagine the generation that creates, a generation of people who have no sense of accountability,
they feel entitled to everything and feel no sense of responsibility for their choices and they think
everyone else should pay when their choices inconveniences them.
Sad.
</rant>
So obviously as Christians we already know that abortion is wrong.
Yes, there are a few in need of God's Grace and wisdom who are deceived and support
abortion, but I would say that the majority of Christians who are pursuing a relationship
with Jesus and consider themselves His disciple, have no major debate that abortion is wrong.
Now, the opposition labels their position as pro-choice.
The crazy part is when you think about it they are not really pro-choice, because
choices have consequences.
They want to make the choice to have sex but don't want to deal with the consequences
of the pregnancy which follows.
I support choice if people are willing to own their consequences.
If YOU made the "choice" to have sex, than who should deal with the consequences of
your choices which follows? YOU should and not the baby.
The secular world says that they are for choice, but what they are really for is anti-consequences.
They want to make choices but not own the consequences.
Life doesn't work that way. You can't separate consequences from your choices.
Ever been to court before? It is all about giving people consequences for their choices.
Ever heard of laws. It is all about reminding people your actions have consequences.
If you are a business person and you make a bad business deal, who deals with the consequences of your choice?
If you are a student and you choose the wrong answer on a test, who deals with the consequences of your choice?
If you drive a car and you a drunk and you hit and injury someone, who deals with the consequences of your choice?
I support choice, if people are willing to own the consequences for their actions.
The world isn't pro-choice, they are anti-responsibility and anti-consequences.
They want to make whatever choices without being responsible for the consequences.
Imagine the generation that creates, a generation of people who have no sense of accountability,
they feel entitled to everything and feel no sense of responsibility for their choices and they think
everyone else should pay when their choices inconveniences them.
Sad.
</rant>