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    Barack Obama the accidental pro-life president

    • by Marty Duren
    • January 14, 2013

    If only our president was moved to compassion over the plight of unborn children as he was after the tragedy at Sandy Hook. He has never been more eloquent. If only…
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    But when it comes to the most defenseless of all, our president is double-minded at best. Which is more defenseless, a six year old in a classroom facing a gunman or a child still attached to the mother confined by the walls of the womb facing a medical technician with dismemberment in mind? If a child in a classroom is defenseless against a madman, how much more so a unborn child against calm, methodical, professional annihilation?

    Mr. President, get your thinking in order. A double minded man is unstable in all his ways (James 1:8).

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