Tag Archives: Margaret Sanger

The Slippery Slope from Life to Death

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Once government begins to define life and humanity, there is no end to the possibilities for subjective and selective determination as to who will be allowed to live. At one time, blacks were not recognized as human beings. This was the rationale behind the slave trade that brought black Africans to the United States. They were transported in slave ships that held them confined in the same manner that livestock is confined when shipped to the slaughter houses. Once in … Continue reading →

Abortions – “Safe, Legal and Rare”

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Bill Clinton promised as President that he would make abortions “safe, legal and rare.” Abortion has resulted in the deaths of over 59,000,000 Americans and over 1.4 Trillion worldwide – all helpless children. I think there are too many abortions in America. I think there should be much more adoption in America. But I do not believe that it is self evident from the Bible that all abortions are murder. (President Bill Clinton, ABC Interview by Peggy Wehmeyer, “American Agenda”, … Continue reading →

Genocide Against Blacks

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Comb the mainstream liberal newspapers and you’ll likely NOT find the stories about the African-Americans who are exposing the fact that an estimated 1,452 black children are being aborted every day in the United States. With all the talk about “hate” crimes and “black lives matter” going on right now, you’d think this kind of story would be in the headlines. But, since it’s the kind of government and societal sanctioned hate crime, little is made of it. Abortion is … Continue reading →

The Compromised Church

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If your eyes are open and are a follower of Jesus, you no doubt feel in your spirit that something is “just not right” with the Church in America these days. We see churches across the nation making bold moves to become more culturally relevant and to pacify the difficulties of their parishioners. Their pastors claim to be doing God’s will and seeking God through prayer as they pragmatically remake their churches to conform to secular standards. They want big … Continue reading →