When you take all the great poetry and prose and great oratory of Barack Obama and place it next to the fact that he supports a woman's right to partial birth abortion and even the killing of babies accidentally born alive after unsuccessful abortion attempts then you see a side that is totally unacceptable.
Murder is not a personal choice. A woman's right of privacy stops when it meets another person's right to life.
Barack Obama talks of great faith in God and about how Americans believe in an awesome God, and then he slaps God right on the broadside with his support of abortion "rights".
Obama, unlike Hillary Clinton, has a very dynamic and captivating personality but he has no hard or better solutions to our nation's problems. Unlike what Jesus Christ will do one day, Obama will not create a heaven on earth, but that's exactly what he has convinced many he will do.
They say there are tears at Barack Obama's rallies but where are the tears for the unborn. Where are the tears for breaking God's laws? God weeps over the millions of unborn killed mercilessly in our nation but all people end up caring about is saving a tree, and, oh yes, the price of gas.
*Some other Internet articles by the author are: "Why The Traditional View of Hell Is Not Biblical", "Early Christianity Before The Papacy", "Free Will and Sovereign Grace", "Christ Was Begotten, Not Created", "Artificial Life By Intelligent Design", "Any Life On Mars Came From Earth!", "Creationists Right On Entropy, Evolution", "Are There Natural Limits To Evolution?", "Where Are All The Half-Evolved Dinosaurs?". The most up-to-date versions of these and other articles may be accessed at: Babu G. Ranganathan's Articles.
The author, Babu G. Ranganathan, is an experienced Christian writer. Mr. Ranganathan has his B.A. with academic concentrations in Bible and Biology from Bob Jones University. As a religion and science writer he has been recognized in the 24th edition of Marquis Who's Who In The East. The author's articles have been published in various publications including Russia's Pravda and South Korea's The Seoul Times. The author's website may be accessed at: www.religionscience.com.
