“Abortion is a violent act,” said Republican candidate Ron Paul at one of the presidential debates. As a physician, he helped deliver thousands of babies into the world, and he told the story of what happened to him when he first began delivering babies.

He said that in one room an aborted baby had been placed in a bucket and left to die. In another room at the same hospital, doctors were trying to save a baby of the same age.

The Bible says that in the last days wrong will be considered right and right will be considered wrong. I believe this is what is happening with the abortion issue.

Do we really even have to ask the question? I believe people know the answer, deep down in their heart.

Aggressive scientific atheism has tried to prove when a baby really comes to life inside a mother’s womb. Many people believe that life begins even before conception. That spirit that would enter the body made for him or her by his mother and father began a long time ago in Heaven. Therefore, it is not even necessary to go into the debate of exactly when the spirit enters the body.

To stop that life is stopping a child from being born.

No, this world is not perfect and it wasn’t meant to be. All people aren’t born perfect.

God sent us to an imperfect world to have an opportunity to progress, learn, grow and to choose what’s right.

Those of us who have a religious belief that life is sacred should not have to tolerate laws and mandates that would use our tax dollars to fund an abortion. And, I am grateful to the good men and women who are seeking to abolish this violent, evil practice.

It seems ironic to me that we are praising the school districts and nurses who are so aggressively trying to seek out the schoolchildren who have not been vaccinated. Yet, we wink an eye at abortion, which is a “woman’s choice.”

Don’t we have a choice not to be vaccinated? Or are abortion and forced vaccinations the government’s choice?

They can use your tax dollars to pay for a choice you don’t believe in (abortion), and they fund abortion with your tax dollars.

Any incongruities there? You must be vaccinated, but you have a choice in terms of murdering an unborn baby?

In the end, it won’t matter how many people eventually end up believing something is right if it is wrong. It still will be wrong.

No matter how evil our society becomes with the prevailing social norms, eternal truths still will endure, even if only a few people are standing up for what is right.