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To: ohioWfan

I think you are mistaken. Don’t you believe that God wants us to fight for him? I believe that in God’s eyes, Roeder brought justice and stopped Tiller’s mass murder spree. You can believe differently, but I don’t think you can with any real authority.

What makes abortion so dangerous is that it sucks in people who are otherwise good to doing the work of evil or at least accepting it. Satan has learned since the Nazi’s and Communists from the twentieth century. I am wondering if you thought it was murder for soldiers to kill Nazi’s? To stop the murdering of innocent people? Is it a moral issue that is seperate because it involved government decisions? Are you then placing government in the role of a God? Would you agree that it was ok to kill jews if you had lived in nazi germany? Would you have said that it was murder if someone had killed a concentration camp captain and the camp shut down?


388 posted on 01/30/2010 8:06:05 AM PST by Wpin (I do not regret my admiration for W)
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To: Wpin
You can believe differently, but I don’t think you can with any real authority.

I do with the authority of Scripture. Everything else is just our opinion.

I have already addressed the difference between Just War (soldiers, Hitler, Nazis), and individual vigilante murder (Roeder). They are on completely different ethical and moral planes.

Your question as to putting govt's in the role of God is ludicrous, and the antithesis of what I have said.

I choose to end my part of this conversation now because neither is going to convince the other. You may have the last word.

391 posted on 01/30/2010 8:11:47 AM PST by ohioWfan (Proud Mom of a Bronze Star recipient!)
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