Humanists (self righteousness people) have proclaimed this world as their own; they’ll stop at nothing to establish their version of heaven on earth. If they get their way, it will be hellish for Christians on earth.
Pro-abortion mentality resulted in the anti-Christian confines of public education.
While Christians slept, socialism, atheism, naturalism and relativism became the norm.
More than 71 percent of American society today are admitted Christians.
However, they live in terms of what they’re taught, that absolutes do not exist, convenience is preferred over responsibility, and individuality has value because of rights given them by the ungodly judiciousreligion of the State.
Almost every medium in our society supports the lie that abortion is a “right” (inalienable) granted by the Constitution. Judicial religion has insidiously blessed the murder of God’s children.
“Woe to those who call evil good and good evil.” (Isaiah 5:20)
Jesus directed Christians in the “Apostle’s Prayer” that God’s will be done on earth as it is in heaven. He commanded Christians in Matthew 28:18-20 to “go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age. Amen “
It’s time Christians make the commitment toreverse this immoral trend in our society as God has commanded.
HIRAM B. COOPER JR.
Bella Vista
I received an email from
Linda Farrell, a friend who lives in Bella Vista and is head of the Democratic Party in that area. She wanted to know if I had any idea who a guy was who is running for State Representative for District 81, which I’m now in. She sort of mangled his last name, but I knew who it was right away. ... His name is Wolf Grulkey and I’ve known Wolf for more than 30 years. I wrote Linda, and now I’m writing to tell you that Wolf was one of the finest men I’ve ever known.
We could not have a better representative.
I met Wolf when I was living in Kansas City. I was general manager of a restaurant that featured live music. He played with Gary Albritton. They billed themselves simply as Wolf and Gary. Wolf played violin, banjo, and fiddle. Ah, dear reader, a song says the devil went down to Georgia to play. Wolf could have gone to play and burned up the fiddle strings. Gary played guitar and did vocals. Those two made music that would charm a coon out of a tree.
And he would have outplayed the ole devil.
There have been changes in their lives since. Wolf is a small-business owner. He has a successful print shop in Alma. He also fl ies three Cessna 182s and a TwinBeech18 for sky divers out of Siloam Springs. Sky Ranch he calls it.
Wolf has some good ideas.
He knows Gov. Beebe and wants to work with him.
Arkansaw is one of only four states that has a balanced budget and Wolf will work to keep it balanced. He also wants to create jobs by supporting a business development fund to attract businesses into the state.
One bill Wolf wants to introduce got my attention real fast. You are surely aware of the success of the drug court in the district.
Wolf wants to introduce a Combat Veterans Court modeled after our drug court.
People, that is an excellent plan. When a man goes into combat and survives, he is changed forever. He is a difterent person, as I have reason to know. A lot ofcombat vets have trouble dealing with those changes and end up in trouble. It’s not that they are whiners or use the condition as a crutch to explain antisocial behaviors.
They just need some help readjusting to civilian life.
They should be considered for another chance in which they could receive the services of the excellent mental health programs of the Veterans Administration.
He’d like that court to include police and fi refi ghters. Pulling dead kids out of crushed cars or burned buildings also changes people.
Wolf is a U.S. Navy veteran of the Vietnam War era and possesses an honorable discharge. And most of all he is a Democrat and a country boy. You can’t beat that.
BUDD SAUNDERS
Durham
Opinion, Pages 13 on 10/21/2012