"For I said in my haste, I am cut off from before thine
eyes: nevertheless thou heardest the voice of my
supplications when I cried unto thee."
Psalm 31:22, KJV

"I sought the LORD, and he heard me, and delivered me from
all my fears."
Psalm 34:4, KJV

"I cried unto God with my voice, even unto God with my
voice; and he gave ear unto me."
Psalm 77:1, KJV

"In my distress I cried unto the LORD, and he heard me."
Psalm 120:1, KJV

Only God knows what He has in store for each of our lives.
Only He knows the true outcome of each and every situation.
That is where faith enters the picture. We must possess so
much faith in His love and care for us, that we know in our
hearts that nothing will happen to us unless it is by His
Will and Design. Faith equates to trust; and when we trust,
we do not fear the future. We simply place our future in
His Hands, for as Jesus said:

"Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow
shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto
the day is the evil thereof."
Matthew 6:34, KJV

In the case where a young child is truly in danger, that is
precisely what certain government social services are for.
They are there to assist people in need, and to forcefully
intervene when it becomes necessary. Granted, they are not
perfect, and they do not always respond as quickly, or as
efficiently, as they should, and some cases do fall through
the cracks. None of us should be so naive as to think that
any government-provided service is perfect; yet at the same
time, even if certain cases do fall through the cracks, you
can't tell me, or convince me, that it justifies the willful
slaughter of 1.37 million innocent lives every single year in
the United States alone. Let me remind you again that 93% of
all abortions performed in the United States are due to some
form of personal inconvenience. They are not the result of
absolute necessity, such as to protect a woman's health, or
to save the mother's life.

For many Americans, abortion has simply become the easy way
out, just like those individuals who choose a life of crime.
So which is really the worse crime, selling drugs to earn a
big profit, or slaughtering unborn babies to earn a profit?
Isn't the answer rather obvious? Please don't misinterpret
my remarks. I am merely throwing this argument back in the
face of those who offered such lame excuses. I obviously do
not condone the sale of illegal drugs, or of anything else
that may be harmful and/or illegal. But at the same time,
neither do I condone the annual system-sanctioned slaughter
of more than one million unborn innocent children, so that
selfish parents can escape having to meet their parental
responsibilities.

What also amazes me regarding the comments that were made by
the previous two individuals, is that one of them had the
audacity to state the following:

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"God wants everyone to live full and happy lives under the
ten commandments. Therefore, would God want children brought
into this world that won't be happy, at least for most of
their child life?"

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I find it unbelievable that this person, who obviously finds
nothing wrong with slaughtering more than 1.3 million unborn
children every year, would even have the audacity to mention
the Ten Commandments to me, and yet seemingly ignore the fact
that one of those very Ten Commandments clearly tells us:

"Thou shalt not kill."

Exodus 20:13, KJV

It might interest you to know that in that verse, the word
"kill" is derived from the Hebrew word "ratsach" which means
intentional and premeditated murder, or assassination. That
is exactly what abortion is. Let's not kid ourselves. Those
abortion doctors know exactly what they are doing. They know
that they are intentionally lying to those women, or at the
very least, withholding the full truth from them, as we saw
earlier in the case with Doctor Sheldon Turkish and Ms. Rosa
Acuna. That evil man was caught red-handed sugar-coating the
truth. It may surprise you to know that in November of 2007,
the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in favor of Turkish, and
refused to reconsider the 1996 case. A month earlier, the US
Supreme Court refused to hear the same case.

While I have pointed to Doctor Turkish's deception, I think
that it is only fair to question these women who claim that
they didn't know, and that they didn't realize that within
their womb was a developing human being. I don't recall how
old Ms. Acuna was at the time of her abortion in 1996, but
it just seems to me that she should have known better, and
should have been better informed. Given her Spanish name, it
is possible that there may have been a language barrier, but
I remain unconvinced. Acuna claimed that Turkish should have
been more forthright with her, but does that really excuse
her from her detestable actions?

Personally, if I were a woman, and if I were to discover that
I have become pregnant for the very first time, I would want
to learn everything that I possibly can about the new life
that is growing within me. I would be fascinated by it, and
would want to know what it looks like, how large it is, etc.,
at each stage of its development. I would endeavor to conduct
my own personal research at the public library, via the web
and by way of whatever resources are at my disposal. Now, God
forbid, but if I were considering having an abortion, I would
thoroughly research that as well. I most certainly would not
rely upon the word of a man who obviously makes his living by
slaughtering innocent babies. As I mentioned earlier in this
series, claiming ignorance to the facts regarding abortion
does not make anyone excusable before the Lord. So I believe
that women are personally responsible for understanding both
pregnancy, and abortion, if the latter is their decision.

But concerning the former issue regarding a child's happiness,
let me also add, that when people have the right to murder an
unborn child, based upon their personal speculation that said
child may not be happy in life, our society has really passed
the point of no return. By slaughtering these unborn children
in cold blood, these parents, and unfit mothers, are in fact
not only robbing those children of life, but they're likewise
robbing them of the freedom to make their own choices, once
they have grown. Again, we are not God. None of us knows what
choices an individual may make. Some of the greatest people
in history have come from less than favorable childhoods. We
simply do not have the right to say to our unborn children,
"No child; you don't deserve a chance. I'm going to make the
choice for you by terminating your life through an abortion."

As we have seen, a wide variety of arguments are set forth
in order to try to justify abortion; yet one by one, we see
that when we judge them by the Standard of God's Word, they
fail to pass the test every time. Another justification that
is commonly used by the abortionists is to point to the fact
that young, teenaged girls who may still be in high school,
simply should not be getting pregnant. I agree. In fact, I
will take that argument even a step further by stating that
they shouldn't be having sex at such a young age either, and
yet they do. While we parents can try our hardest to instill
in our children the importance of sexual abstinence until an
appropriate age is reached, and until a proper relationship
is established, nevertheless, many will rebel. We can blame
it on hormones or whatever we like, but teenage pregnancies
are still going to continue to occur. Teenage pregnancy is
simply a fact of modern life.

My point is, we can't change the fact that millions of young
boy and girls are having sex all across America, or the fact
that many of those teenaged girls are becoming pregnant. Yes,
we can reduce the number of American teenagers who choose to
engage in sex by some degree through proper education, and by
counseling them as their parents, but by how much? It's never
really going to be enough, is it? So, we also need to strive
to make a large impact on what happens after those teenaged
girls become pregnant. Sadly, the System's solution seems to
be twofold. One of these is abortion:

"Oh, sorry; that child made a very bad mistake. Don't worry;
no problem; we can fix it; we will just slaughter the baby."

Their entire attitude is so callus that it really stuns me.
As I've noted several times now, this is nothing more than
an abortion for the sake of convenience. It has absolutely
nothing to do with saving the girl's life. If anything, it
is either done so that she can continue her studies, or to
avoid public embarrassment to herself, or to avoid problems
with her family, or a mixture of all three of these. Quite
often, as we've already seen, these abortions are done in
secret, protected by the right to privacy, even without the
parents' knowledge or consent.


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