As much as I hate what Tiller did, as Christians we do not repay evil with evil, but evil with good. Two wrongs never make a right. What Tiller did was wrong (sinful), and what his murderer did was wrong (sinful). This sort of action helps no one.
As this is an activist site, we do ourselves a HUGE disservice by even entertaining the thought that the gunman is a legitimate “pro-lifer”.
We need to stop this. The administration is to blame for this.
I find it convenient that this last week a report came out saying the Democrats are “waiting” for unfortunate events to use them to take down the 2nd Amendment.
I find it convenient that a pro-abortionist was killed while the pols show we’re becoming pro-life.
I find it convenient that a murder occured in front of a church, while home bible studies are being outlawed.
I find it convenient for Napolitano. This is the fault of the administration. As activists, it’s our duty to maintain activism in the most trying times.
There should be consequences for evil. Some evil simply needs to be destroyed. Tiller has now suffered the consequences of his evil. No where in the Bible does it say that evil should be repaid with good. If there is, I'd like you to point it out. There is a much better argument that God rejoices when evil is destroyed.
i disagree with you. this man got exactly what he deserved.
It may help give some babies a chance to be born who wouldn't be if this legal, paid-for-hire baby assassin still walked this earth.
That said, two wrongs don't make a right, but IMHO it was a long time coming, karmic-wise. He sowed violent death for a living; he reaped it on himself. His death was far more merciful than what he put his victims through.
Didn't anybody bother to teach him "as a man soweth, so shall he reap" at the Church he went to? So many opportunities to repent and change, even to the day he died. Sad.