We are getting close to elections and the democrats are trying back off the WOKE/Communists thing. But they are not backing off abortion. Political commercials are running on TV, where they say abortion is women's health care.....or laws against abortions deny women's health care.
Here in Missouri we have a law on the ballot to limit abortion and the adds run saying to vote against Amendment 3 and just say to vote against Amendment 3 because politicians should not have the right to deny women's health care.
To democrats, murdering 600,000 babies a year in the US is health care, equating it to birth control.
I have strong feeling on this. We just watched a mother kill three of her kids. I believe a mother will face judgment on this as murdering her own baby.
And another thought, what are abortion doctors and nurses? What human could get up every morning and go to work to murder babies? What human heart could stand to do that? What are your thoughts
I say it is a sin to vote for a democrat.
I believe Scripture teaches two truths at the same time:
- All grave acts — including the taking of innocent life — are objectively evil, and
- Only God can judge the interior state of any particular soul.
Throughout Scripture, God shows that
disobedience to His Law is always an offense, but the degree of personal guilt depends on
knowledge,
freedom, and
intent. Jesus reaffirms the commandment,
“You shall not murder” (Matthew 5:21), and He makes clear that the taking of innocent life is subject to
judgment. Yet He also shows that
judgment belongs to God alone, because only He sees the heart.
“It is God who executes judgment, putting down one and lifting up another.” (Psalm 75:7)
“Man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.” (1 Samuel 16:7)
When Scripture speaks of
judgment, it does
not mean automatic condemnation.
Judgment is God’s perfect evaluation of a person’s life, motives, and actions — an evaluation that precedes either
reward or
punishment. As Hebrews says:
“It is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment.” (Hebrews 9:27)
Judgment is the
process, not the outcome. The outcome is either
eternal life or
eternal separation.
This is why Jesus warns us not to take judgment into our own hands:
“For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged.” (Matthew 7:2)
He is reminding us that
judgment belongs to God because only God sees the whole truth of a person’s heart.
This means God judges each person
case by case, taking into account the full interior reality — what they understood, what pressures they faced, what wounds or fears influenced them, and whether they later repented. None of this removes the
gravity of the act itself, but it does mean we cannot declare the
final state of any soul.
Scripture also shows that what makes disobedience a personal sin is not only the act itself, but the
knowledge,
willfulness, and
persistence behind it. A person sins when they know God’s command, freely choose to reject it, and persist in that rejection. This is why Jesus says, “That servant who knew his master’s will but did not act according to it will receive a severe beating” (Luke 12:47), while the one who acted in ignorance receives a lighter one. The act may be objectively evil either way, but the
culpability depends on whether the person knowingly and deliberately resisted God’s will.
Scripture also teaches that God’s final judgment is never about any
one act of obedience or disobedience, but about the
totality of a person’s life — their faith, their repentance, their perseverance, and the full pattern of their choices. No single action, whether good or evil, defines the whole of a soul. God judges the entire story, not an isolated moment. This is why it is impossible for us to declare the eternal fate of any person based on one decision, one sin, or one vote.
Only God sees the whole life; only God judges the whole life.
So when I hear of someone committing a grave sin — including the killing of a child, whether inside or outside the womb — I try to avoid stepping into God’s place as judge. Instead, I pray for their
repentance and
healing, because Scripture also says:
“If anyone sees his brother committing a sin not leading to death, he shall ask, and God will give him life… There is sin that leads to death; I do not say that one should pray for that.” (1 John 5:16)
This doesn’t minimize the
evil of abortion. It simply recognizes that
God alone judges the sinner, while
we judge the sin and pray for conversion.
I believe every Christian must form their conscience carefully and vote in a way that aligns with
God’s Law. But I also believe it is dangerous to declare that
any particular vote automatically damns a soul.
God judges the whole of a person’s life, not one isolated act.
So my approach is:
- Name evil clearly, including the evil of abortion.
- Call people to repentance and truth.
- Leave final judgment to God alone.
