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The Bible states that it is the complete, perfect, and infallible revelation that came from God, who created the heavens and the earth (Psalm 115: 15, Isaiah 37:16, Acts 14:15) and made everything visible and invisible (Colossians 1:16). , but how can we be sure that the Bible is historically authentic? What is the chance that it has been written or waved over the centuries? And if we can trust her, shouldn't we understand what God is saying about where we will spend eternity?

The Bible is unique among all books in the world and its message is united in 66 books. It was written by over 40 different authors, including shepherds, kings, priests, scholars, fishermen and prophets, over a period of over 1,500 years, who, however, speak of a single divine plan and who point to the One, the Messiah, Jesus Christ, the The Son, born of a woman in human flesh, lived a perfectly submissive life and gave Himself a sin offering so that everyone who believes in Him may have eternal life (John 3:16, Galatians 4: 4-7, 2 Corinthians). 5:21).

Talking to enough abortion advocates over a period of time will expose you to the same arguments over and over again. Keep in mind that there is no excuse for killing an unborn child. None. None of the excuses that men and women use to appease their guilty conscience will stand before the tribunal of God's judgmental throne. However, the argument, which seems to be gaining sympathy even in Christian circles, is the same one that the abortion mob has been pushing for some time. This is the argument that abortions can be reduced by ensuring that women have access to "health care" and other options.

Those who are on the side of life have fallen into the category of wanting our message to be more enjoyable for an unbelieving world. This simply will not end such a horrific atrocity as the Holocaust of the innocent in our land. God simply will not honor a battle that does not honor His Word. Unfortunately, our society considers the use of biblical language to be "hate speech." Many Christians respond to this topic in such a way that they agree with this premise. They are ashamed that God in His Word places this sin in the category of abomination. Such a position is considered useless, insensitive and offensive. To understand the need to properly look at children's sacrifices the way God does, we need to understand that his origins are ancient, and that his ancestor is what the Bible calls our greatest adversary.

83% from women say they have been changed by their abortions, and 77% say the change has been negative.

77% says they regret their abortions.

60% reported feelings of isolation and alienation.

38% reported problems with anxiety, depression, drug abuse and / or suicidal thoughts as a result of abortion.

50% states that the baby's father or other family members "use negative language as a means to justify the woman's need for an abortion."

As Christians who believe in the Bible, we live in a culture that is increasingly hostile to our worldview. This did not happen overnight and is certainly not a coincidence. This is the result of a zealous minority dedicated to the gradual destruction of the foundations that built Western civilization. It may be a fact that some believers want to keep to a minimum, but it would only be to their shame. This strategy has been incredibly successful in undermining the value of human life and the biblical family.

Abortion is a sin. It is the premeditated murder of unborn children in the womb with malice of foresight. This is a heinous, heinous crime and an insult to the Holy God.

Now, let's talk for a moment about how widespread the position of choice (for abortion) is not only in culture in general, but especially in the Christian church. We are predisposed to think of child sacrifice as something that exists only "there" in the world. Surely no one who calls himself a follower of Jesus Christ could believe that it is acceptable to keep the label "Pro-choice", right? This is a sin that lives even within the walls of conservative churches.

You may be tempted to say "this is absurd", but how many times have those who faithfully serve on the sidewalks outside the clinics been met with opposition from professing believers with the ready answer "do not judge!"

Those who accept the positions of FOR-life and FOR-choice do so from a fundamentally religious point of view. Many in this fierce debate say that their views are not motivated by any form of religion and share their "neutral" position.

Such a statement on the surface seems true until we check that the FOR-life and ZA-choice positions are not just about who can shout louder or be more committed to their cause. The claims of each country presuppose a view as well as a basis for ethics.

From the very beginning, the use of language is fundamental to what it means to be human. Other creatures communicate, but it is clear that only humans do so with the intellect, insight, and awareness that express the deep things of God. As creatures, humans were created in the image of God, unique to other creatures that God made to crawl and swim on the face of the earth (Genesis 1:27). Both man and woman are created in God's image, which means that man was created to reflect his glory throughout the earth.

Consistent with this concept, one way to do this is through the use of language. Therefore, we receive His communicative revelation through nature and His Word, and in turn use language as part of our reflexive duty as bearers of God's image.

It is a very common idea among most Christians today that the Christian faith is only about "winning souls" for heaven one day. This is a widespread notion that has led to the view of culture as a tertiary matter or even from the standpoint of apathy by these same people. Indifference to cultural decline has peaked. We hear that as Christians, we should not seek to impose our values on society. But aren't we explicitly instructed by our Creator to do just that?

Matthew 28: 18–20

^„18 And Jesus came and spake unto them, saying, All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth.

¹⁹ Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.

²⁰ teaching them to keep all that I have commanded you; and, behold, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world. [Amen]. "