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5 Comments
Joe Blackmon
Very disturbing and sad. The part that is even sadder is the lack of convictions exhibited by some Christians regarding issues like abortion. When so many people decide that truth is not worth contending for, we have things like what’s shown in the above video, the upcoming , and a President Obama in the White House.
Joe Blackmon
Edit…..my above comment should say “…the upcoming hate crimes legislation (HR 1913)…”
Ryan Kearns
Not everyday you get to watch a felony on the internet and know that nothing will be done about it, and many will actually defend its validity. Sad.
Brian Krieger
This was discussed a while back at Boundless. The end of Ted Slater’s blog posits:
â€This situation brings up some interesting issues. First, is it acceptable for someone to use deception in order to expose a greater evil. I think Jesus shows us that in some cases it is acceptable. Second, now that it’s irrefutable that Planned Parenthood is all about seeing more mothers kill their babies, what are you going to do about it?â€
If I remember correctly, California has a law about videotaping without permission (which is why the video was initially removed from YouTube). I didn’t keep up with the story after that, though (and I can’t watch the YouTube here…..sigh….). That causes a great pause in my mind.
The responses by PP (and those defending them) were comical and utter foolishness. To paraphrase, a double minded man’s arguments are always unstable.
kris
If the “planned parenthood” person was enabling a 14 year old to buy cigarettes while underage the libs would press charges if they found out.
Helping a 14 year old hide the fact that a 31 year old pervert impregnated her and enabled the murder of a child is justified to protect her privacy.
If this doesn’t prove the Lord has given our country over to base things and causing us to stumble in the darkness, then what proof do we need?