Isn’t that what you do every day on SA?

Your comments are disgusting and you should fear the God who made you.

So many questions that I do not have answers to, but I figured I'd put them out there to see if you or anyone else has helpful answers. I think we as Christians should take these questions seriously- we were ALL made in His image.

What value then do you find in the OT? Not trying to belittle, just trying to understand your thinking.

These women most likely aren’t convicted because they don’t understand their own depravity. So just telling them they’re wrong isn’t enough- they need to hear the Gospel as well. This is what I took away from the article- people showing grace and love towards sinners in a directed and thoughtful way, therefore modeling to them the grace that God graciously extends.

I am pretty sure that your ‘holier than thou’ attitude standing outside an abortion clinic would do little to save lives or spread the gospel to the women who desperately need it.

Jim, your unbiblical political ideologies are simply evil. Focusing on what you like/dislike about the Graham family will not hide this fact.

By the way Chris G P from England, did the article say what type of family they were? The only thing I noticed about the family in the article was the neighbor labeling the mom as a "good mother". I get your point though.

Have empathy for this woman. She’s a Buddhist in her 70’s, sitting in an office above her husband, fighting for the democratic party and their wickedness. Pray that she hears the gospel first and foremost.

Where in my comments did I say it was a good thing that we have women sitting as senators? Where in my comments did I say a woman's priorities are not tending to her family (if she has one)?

We live in a world that celebrates feminism. To say in a public forum that a woman's place is simply in the kitchen or doing laundry is shallow and not helping to share the gospel. We should speak the truth, yes, and speak it gently. And, like I said earlier, know how to respond to each person (Proverbs 15:1). We (men especially) need to have sound doctrine and be "sound in speech which is beyond reproach, so that the opponent will be put to shame, having nothing bad to say about us."

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I do not agree with this senator’s nasty remarks. She represents those in the left who openly rebel (regardless of the Kavanaugh situation). However, it’s men who speak like you who throw gasoline on the fire. A major reason we have so many women in high ranking government roles is because of men who have systematically mistreated women over the years, which is imbibed in your statement. You should sit down with your church elders and have them work through Proverbs 31 with you. The author of this Proverb holds women in high regard and does not belittle or is not condescending to them in their duties as women.

OK, thanks for that direction to the appropriate text. My next question: Are the debts (that which our property tax dollars are allocated for) themselves constitutional? Don't they have to be in order to create and/or sustain a tax on the people?