Editorial

One of the primary failures in our nation under the banner of the Pro-Life movement has been to address the issue of abortion as Christians.

Abortion is sin. It is the premeditated murder of unborn children in the womb with malice of forethought. It is a heinous, abominable crime and

One may interject with the retort that there are many on both sides of this hotly contested debate who don’t appeal to any form of religion or appeal to God in order to make their stand either way.

In the midst of the redefinition, the Church has sat by idly and allowed the proper use of words to be ripped away from us by those who want their own definition of reality instead of God’s.

It is an all too common idea amongst most evangelicals in our day that the Christian faith is only about “soul-winning” for heaven one day. This is a pervasive notion that has resulted in culture being viewed as a tertiary matter, or even from a position of apathy by the very same people that have been charged with bringing the culture of the Kingdom into every area of the world.

Why has it has become more shameful to obey God’s commands than to murder children?

Abortion is the defacing of the image of God in the most literal sense. It is an act of malice towards the most defenseless and voiceless.

The idea of a moral or legal system built on neutral values comes from a view of the universe as being meaningless and without purpose.