Reeder Custom Guns - I just read the new law in New York that allows the abortion

of a baby up until the day of it's birth. If the baby is due to be born tomorrow, they can abort it today!! Why is that not murder? What the hell is this country coming to? Abortion at 3 months is bad enough but aborting a full term baby is just plain evil. I can't believe this shit.

TO HAVE THE CATHOLIC CHURCH EXCOMMUNICATE CUOMO. CERTAINLY HOPE AND DON'T STOP WITH HIM. THERE ARE A WHOLE BUNCH OF DESPICABLE POLITICIANS CLAIMING TO BE CATHLOIC. I KNOW WHAT MY MOM AND GRANDMOTHER WOULD DO WITH THEM.

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given the chance I would end that evil bastards life once and for all. The problem there is another just as evil would take his place. Satan is laughing like never before.

It is pretty simple other than toggling between Old and New Testaments but that's minor. Easy to "Search" for a phrase or scripture. I much prefer the original King James translation from Greek and Hebrew, it's the most accurate and when you re-translate you keep getting farther and farther away from the inspired truth. The "rainbow bible" don't cut it. I really believe it was divinely inspired to be the official English translation for us.

Just for anyone it might benefit. If you have your phone you got the Bible and much more. It's free at the app store and non-invasive.

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and do what these people do. The church needs to openly , and loudly excommunicate any and all who support this. If christians voted the way the Lord Jesus Christ teaches, there would be no support of abortion.

Franklin Graham Tells Catholic Leaders to 'Take a Moral Stand' Against Cuomo Over Abortion Law

1/29/2019 10:02:45 AM Emily Jones
Evangelist Franklin Graham is calling on Catholic leaders to "take a moral stand" in light of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's (D) decision to sign a new law that removes restrictions on late-term abortions and allows babies to be aborted up until the moment of birth.

Cuomo says he is Catholic but came under fire from church leaders after he signed the abortion law. Some even called for Cuomo's excommunication from the faith.

But not everyone agreed. Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the archbishop of New York, told "Fox & Friends" Monday morning that Gov. Cuomo isn't going to be moved by excommunication, "so what's the use?"

Graham, however, urged the archbishop to stand firm.

"I call on my friend Cardinal Dolan to take a moral stand. Whether it moves the governor's calloused heart or not, it will have a great impact on not only the church in New York, but on the church worldwide. My question would be—if the church loses their moral voice, then what's the use? It's about standing for right over wrong, good over evil," Graham wrote Tuesday on Facebook.

New York's Catholic Bishops sent an open letter to Gov. Cuomo, expressing their disbelief and horror over the law.

"Our governor and legislative leaders hail this new abortion law as progress. This is not progress. Progress will be achieved when our laws and our culture once again value and respect each unrepeatable gift of human life, from the first moment of creation to natural death," the Catholic Bishops' letter reads.

Yet, Cuomo remains unbothered by the criticism and doubled down on his commitment to Roe v. Wade.

"They want to roll back Roe v. Wade. They want to go back before Roe v. Wade. We're saying no. We are going to incorporate Roe v. Wade into our laws and I'd like to incorporate it into the Constitution," the governor said in an interview on "The Roundtable with Alan Chartock" on WAMC Northeast Public Radio.

"The Catholic Church does not believe in a woman's right to choose. Yes, I understand their religious view. I understand their religious view when it comes to marriage equality. But, I'm not here to legislate religion. I happen to be Catholic, but you're not a Catholic governor or a Jewish governor or a Muslim governor. You're just governor," he added.

the Truth. We will be held accountable for what we don't say as much as what we do. It's an opportunity to make a moral stand as he said. It's divisive, but necessary. You don't have to start a fight but expect it. To stand for the truth is always proper. Jesus said to do so will bring on persecution, paraphrasing he said "I did it and you see what they did to me, do you think they will treat you differently"? But he left us this work. So what you gonna do? We are not of this world, it's not our home.

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for the pope, and cardinal dolan, please write and demand that they take a moral stand.
Steve

https://archny.org/contact

https://www.askacatholic.com/_TheChurch/vatican_mailingaddress.cfm

Mailing address for the pope. Sua Santití Francesco' with the address: Segretería di Stato, Palazzo Apostolico Vaticano, 00120, Cittí del Vaticano

"...rulers of the darkness of this world,against spiritual wickedness in high places."
Ny legislature and Governor's office for certain in this wicked law they passed.

Will you not be charged with a double homicide? Double standards?

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It reminds me of the times in Nazi Germany when the elite brain washed the masses into thinking that at a certain point, you have existence without life. At that point it should be ended for the greater good.

A woman, Leni Riefenstahl was a film maker who promoted euthanasia of the ill, the old, the infirm, the mentally ill and retarded. This led to one camp, Teresienstadt which specialized in the so called defective people of Germany. They would be sent there under doctors orders and a number of weeks later the family would get word their retarded child got sick and died in their sleep.

Gary. Again do not be surprised if not stopped, this is only the start.

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Oh, we are SO much more advanced than all those primitive people who came before us. There truly is nothing new under the sun.

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