Chapter 18: Myth—Abortion Doesn’t Matter

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Myth—Abortion Doesn’t Matter

This chapter deals with three perspectives of the abortion debate that God wants you to consider, which few people want to talk about. They are:

A) Love from His perspective. B) Hate from His perspective. C) Doing what He wants you to do, instead of what you want to do.

Unlike the many arguments pro and con about abortion, I believe that these three perspectives from God’s Word are what He would have me teach you. You should love what God loves. You should hate what God hates.

And, you should do what God wants you to do, even if it has consequences.

In the courtroom, I was painted as a hateful man who would wrongly accuse a local pastor. I have also had a self-described theologian tell me that the www.james417.org Internet site, which documents the church theft, is a

“hateful” site. So, should Christians engage in hate? I can almost read your mind, as this question would seem like the antithesis of what it means to be a Christian. Well, if you think you should not engage in any hate, you are wrong again and simply programmed with false Christian dogma.

Before getting back to an exegesis of Exodus 21:22-25, let’s discuss how and what every Christian should hate. That’s right. Christians are supposed to hate certain things, because God does! If you’ve choked out all

the hate inside of you, because your pastor tells you it is simply un-Christian like behavior—it may explain why you can support the legalized killing of babies through abortion. You’ve been programmed with forgiveness and love. At the same time, you’ve been denied important teachings on the

many other attributes of God Almighty, such as hate.

So much of the pro-abortion argument is framed in the language of love. “If you love her, you’ll let her have the abortion. Having a baby now

will ruin her life. They can’t afford a baby now. Who will take care of that baby? Etc.” Even worse, perhaps over 70% of all abortions are framed by a question like this from a family member close to the pregnant woman: “If you really love your family, you’ll have the abortion.” Yes, families use

“love” to pressure women into having abortions and killing their babies. But if this is love from the family, what exactly is hate?