US Vice President: You Don’t Have to Abandon Your Faith to Support Abortion
Editor’s Note: Commentator James Macpherson cuts to the chase as he reflects on what Kamala Harris’ latest exhortation on abortion really means for Christians. There is no compromise possible between Christianity and support for abortion, which involves killing human lives in the womb. Abortion violates the Sixth Commandment.
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US Vice President Kamala Harris says Christians don’t have to abandon their faith in order to support abortion on demand.
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Originally published at The James Macpherson Report.
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Thanks James, couldn’t help but have a chuckle. Just absurd 🤣!