By Kenneth Martin

To Murder Baby Americans or Not To Murder, That Is The question ?

I know that a woman feels they have a right to their own body, and they do. Where the difficulty comes in, is the baby that is unborn you carry after conception,  is not you. There are no doubt various reasons why a woman could have become pregnant. But I will say that 95 per cent if not more of the women or children that are pregnant was a result of sin, having sex outside marriage, Hollywood ( American motion-picture industry ) the major cause of it. Even though you do or do not claim Christian Morals or Values is not the issue. The United States of America was founded upon Christian Values and Morals. So our Laws in America also are from these morals and values. Just because the U.S. Supreme Court has left the Morals and Values of Our Christian Foundation, that does not change the principle of the Problem. Some 40 million abortions, of which 2 millon would be 5 % that wasn't sin. Although that figure is a shot in the dark, it is highly unlikely that even a mere 5000 unborn babies that was aborted could have been a result  of real problems, out of some 40 million American Babies In Legalized Murder.

If I was to suggest even the possibility of an exception in not aborting a child, ever Devil in the Nation, especially the ACLU will do all they can to destroy the good that is available.

I can feel within myself, that if a woman will die as a result of giving birth to a child, that maybe an exception could be made. The woman can choose to live and not die, and abort the child. Although God alone does control Life and Death, we sometimes make decisions that can encourage God to go one direction or the other. If you drive your car 100 miles/hour down a 25 mile/hour street, you are encourgeing Death. Some people live their lives that same way.

 I couldn't possibly believe that more than two or three hundred unborn babyies out of 40 million slaughtered could have met those conditions.

In Defense of the Faith
Saturday, January 24, 2004
Jack Kinsella - Omega Letter Editor

Democrats seeking support from primary voters in their race for the White House celebrated the Supreme Court's ruling 31 years ago permitting women the legal right to have an abortion. To a man, every single Democratic candidate for the White House is in favor of legal abortions