I would never question your right to believe that if you want, but I personally don't consider porn or abortion to be necessarily sinful. Besides, herbal abortificants were not (as far as I know) considered murder by any religious figures in Biblical times. Jewish tradition teaches that a infant acquires a soul in his or her first breath... but I'm straying from the point.
No one is 'speaking for God' -- it's already in there and He speaks well enough for Himself.
If you accept whatever version of The Bible Farwell uses as the literal and infallible Message From The Divine. I don't. I don't mind that you and Jerry do, but I do find it rather arrogant and inflammatory that he would blame me for revoking "God's protection". I'm not saying he hasn't the right to say it, but you better believe I'm voting against any politician who shares his sentiment.
And another thing... isn't it kinda, well, medieval to go around saying every event or tragety is the Judgement Of God? You'd think Roberson would have learned after predicting "tornadoes, hurricanes, and possibly a meteor" to strike Disneyworld in 98, only to get his own state smacked by hurricane Bonnie...
I don't know if you feel that the Bible supports such a view, and I don't kow that you believe the Bible is relevant, but if you believe in "A God" you might want to read His word some. In this instance I would recommend Job. Perhaps one of the oldest books in His word. Job and his friends were trying to figure out why such terrible things had happened to the "world's most righteous man". Job asked this question of God. Read God's answer very carefully. "Job, where were you when I laid the foundation for the world..." If you believe in God this sentence should make you shudder.
In fact if you sort of skip around to random places in your Bible you can find manyplaces where this "idea" of His Sovereignty is supported. Let us turn our attention to one of the newest books in the Bible, Matthew 15. Our Saviour points out that in verse 13 "every plant my Father has not planted will be uprooted". This veiw of the redeemed of the Lord seems rather harsh, doesn't it? In fact, from our perspective, it seems downright unreasonable, doesn't it? Before we begin to chastise Him we had best remember His answer to Job, "Where were you when I laid the foundations of the world..."
So we can clearly find that He is Sovereign. We can also find that He knows not all of His creation will worship Him. We know He uses people for His will. It doesn't take much to extend these facts logically to see that He will use those who hate Him just as readily as those who love Him. There you have it. His hand is in everything, we, of course have the freedom to choose, but he knows our choice before we do, and in fact, He counts on it. His book supports this view. Frankly it doesn't support the view you seem to have, that He only "gets involved occaisionally".
Then you are living in denial. Haven't you ever heard of the divine, cosmic law of cause-and-effect? Also known as "karma"?? What do you think the effects of porn and abortion are? They delude people into thinking they will find sexual happiness and freedom from responsibility through them. Meanwhile, they live in spiritual death.
There is a cosmic law that is very exact and has no sense of humor. What we sow, we reap. Man brings suffering upon himself from wrong thoughts and action. When he cleans his act up and makes a spiritual effort, turning his limited human consciousness to God-consciousness, through prayer and right action, his future will improve. All of us can make that choice at any time.
This is a world of delusion, of light and shadow, evil and good. You don't seem to want to acknowledge that evil exists even though we had a fine demonstration of it on Tuesday.