Let Us Pray

“Then the Lord God formed the man of dust from the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, and the man became a living creature.” – Genesis 2:7

Recently, Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts senator (D), was interviewed by Teen Vogue and throughout the interview, she detailed the incomprehensible worldview and belief system of the pro-abortion lobby. She first claimed that abortion is about “the functioning of our democracy.”

In another appalling statement, she said, “access to abortion are basic rights” and that abortion is about the “protection of personal autonomy.” Sen. Warren and the pro-abortion community should understand they have no basis or foundation to claim that abortion is a basic right.

There is plenty of scientific evidence that proves life begins at the moment of conception. In America, there is no right to abortion (or murder), but there is, however, the right to “LIFE, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” There is no right whatsoever to murder the life of an innocent child.

Furthermore, abortion activists should never claim that abortion is about the “protection of personal autonomy.” As in the abortion procedure, another person’s personal autonomy is completely disregarded and their life terminated. The functioning of our democracy is completely dependent upon protecting human life and protecting liberty, not abortion.

LET US PRAY . . .
Father, we pray that one day America will be a nation where abortion is no more. May our nation truly be a land where every individual’s right to life is protected. Lord, please open the spiritual eyes of Sen. Warren and the pro-abortion community to Your truth so they may see the wickedness of abortion. Father, please enlighten our nation to the understanding that Your blessings will never flow like they could on our nation until we repent and turn from sin like abortion. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

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