On Abortion
There can be no sin greater to our Heavenly Father than that of the destruction of the life of those so small and defenseless. Babies are God's gift to humanity and any nation that endeavors to protect and secure each of them their rightful inheritance to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness will be blessed.
In recent decades there have been times when America experienced monumental changes as a result of decisions made by a collective body of individuals we call the Supreme Court.
In June of 1962 that Court removed prayer from schools. That decision has had disastrous results and it could be argued that it paved the way for yet another decision that would also bring an indelible stain on our nation.
January of 1973 the Supreme Court ruled to legalize abortion. Those elected or appointed to serve the governed, on occasion, are disposed to mistakes. But, those decisions were no accident.
It was a conscience determination to render a ruling that would serve as a death certificate to future generations of babies that will never encounter all the experiences that life can offer.
Since that horrific decision was made there has been more than enough time for legislators and legislatures at every level to present an inexpugnable endeavor to impede that ruling.
If I would have the honor to be elected to the Indiana State Senate, I would pursue the cause to do just that. Because of my firm support and belief in the right of all babies to inherit the blessing of life from God and that abortion is the ultimate child abuse I would champion the efforts of Right To Life.
Many currently holding office and those running for office lack the conviction to strive to stop abortion. Some hope never to find themselves in a position to state their honest opinion. My faith compels me to profess my opposition to abortion and I submit this letter for all to witness.