Guest Post: Supporting HB1456

We celebrate our birthday’s as the time we left our mother’s womb at 9 months of age. But in fact, our lives began a little bit earlier. When you were conceived, your DNA already determined if you would be male or female, what color your hair will be, along with the color of your eyes. Everything about your development was put into motion. At 10 weeks of life, you already have a detectable heart beat. At 19 weeks of age, if for some reason you exited your mother’s womb, you would have a pretty good chance e of living.

Christians believe what the bible says is true, that God made them and everything that exists. They also believe that God has given them direction about how to live their lives, and what the future has in store.

Then Ten Commandments gives them clear direction that we should not kill.

Another verse from the International Standard bible reads.

“Speak for those who cannot speak”, seek justice for all those on the verge of destruction.”

The bible tells of a time that everyone will give an account of what they did in this life, where they will stand before the Creator of all things. Christians have no desire to stand before Him with the blood of over 50 million aborted babies on their hands.

For the time being, we are living in a free country that includes freedom of religion. If you choose to believe what the evolutionists claim, that in the begining everything in the universe was compressed to the size of a dot on a piece of paper, and somehow just exploded into everything we see in our universe, that is your choice.

If you would consider the fiscal implications that 40 years of aborting over 50 million people has affected our country.
Consider how it changed the average age of the people of our country.

Consider how it could have affected our country with all the people who would have been taxpayers.

Mississippi and Wyoming and other states are looking at banning abortions after a heartbeat is detectable.

As a Christian, I too will stand up for those who cannot speak for themselves and support HB1456.