The Stoos

Abortionist Kermit Gosnell is currently on trial facing 43 criminal counts, including eight counts of murder in the death of one patient, Karnamaya Monger, and seven newborn infants.  IF you have not heard about this case, it is no surprise since it has received ZERO attention in the media until one of the Internet reports was posted by The Drudge Report.  You can read the details by clicking here.

Down through the years I have heard many people wonder how the Nazi death camps could have operated in a ‘civilized’ nation like Germany.  Perhaps it was because they received just about as much public attention as the abortion industry does today where far more children have been eliminated.  AND one of the comments from an employee at this clinic sounds hauntingly similar to what we often heard at the Nuremburg trials after the Second World War.  Durning this modern trial she testified, “I only do what I’m told to do … what I was told to do was snip their neck.”

This article is NOT an easy read, but it is important that we share what is going on in our very midst.  Sadly we have ignored the lessons of history which were clearly pointed out to us by Dr. Leo Alexander, the man sent to the Nuremburg trials to try and determine how the medical profession could have sunk so low in Germany.  His article, Medical Science Under Dictatorship is a must read if you have not already done so.

In the Lamb,

John

What brings me back to the Blogging world is another blog that I thought it would be important to pass along.  Even though Red State is a political organization, Erick Erickson often says things better than many pastors do these days.

He has certainly done so today with his post on “Christians Side With Mammon.  Mammon Sided with Barabbas” which you can view here.

Not only is it a timely post for Easter and the current debates raging at the Supreme Court, it is a good reminder of just how tough it can be at times to be a faithful Christian.  I would highly recommend that you not only read his post but the various links he has provided as well.  As the debates about marriage continue you may also find the sermons I have done on the subject to be helpful which you can find here.

Thoughts and comments are always welcome.

In the Lamb,

John