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Pray for the Supreme Court decision and the reactions to it.
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Indeed.

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Prepare for violence from the leftists. Real demons are driving them.

Consider adding some fasting to our battle prayers.

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Without demonizing strangers, I'm praying for the justices, state legislators if the court puts this back in their hands, the regular folks on both sides, the women faced with what is surely a difficult decision, and the born and unborn.

Praying for all of us.
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FredS wrote: 04 May 2022, 09:31 Without demonizing strangers, I'm praying for the justices, state legislators if the court puts this back in their hands, the regular folks on both sides, the women faced with what is surely a difficult decision, and the born and unborn.

Praying for all of us.
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FredS wrote: 04 May 2022, 09:31 Without demonizing strangers, I'm praying for the justices, state legislators if the court puts this back in their hands, the regular folks on both sides, the women faced with what is surely a difficult decision, and the born and unborn.

Praying for all of us.
Well said and I'll join in that prayer. There was a point in my life where I actively supported abortion's legality. When my heart started to change, I said, "well, I don't have a dog in the race" and washed my hands like Pilate.

Now I'm firmly on the side of the unborn child. But I constantly remind myself when discussing the point that I was once apathetic. Lukewarm. Being apathetic seems to strike me as the worst sin of all and its useful to remind myself of this when I'm tempted to get strident.
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Hugo Drax wrote: 05 May 2022, 15:45
FredS wrote: 04 May 2022, 09:31 Without demonizing strangers, I'm praying for the justices, state legislators if the court puts this back in their hands, the regular folks on both sides, the women faced with what is surely a difficult decision, and the born and unborn.

Praying for all of us.
Well said and I'll join in that prayer. There was a point in my life where I actively supported abortion's legality. When my heart started to change, I said, "well, I don't have a dog in the race" and washed my hands like Pilate.

Now I'm firmly on the side of the unborn child. But I constantly remind myself when discussing the point that I was once apathetic. Lukewarm. Being apathetic seems to strike me as the worst sin of all and its useful to remind myself of this when I'm tempted to get strident.
This describes most of us perhaps. Certainly me in my youth. Although I never actively supported the process, I didn't condemn it. Honestly I just was too ignorant to really comprehend what it meant. The first time I ever remember having it explained to me, I never looked back. I realized it was the killing of a baby and that was that. Most just seem to live in that ignorance / apathy phase I think. May be wrong but I don't want to believe that most people actively condone abortion while understanding clearly that it is the killing of a child. Yes I realize that many do, but I just want to believe most aren't that purely evil.
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