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The Bible, Abortion and Life in the Womb

April 30, 2024 Barry Mahler Abortion abortion, bible, Christianity, evil kosmos, faith, forgiveness, God, Jeremiah 1:5, living alternatives, Luke 1:39-45, Molech, noble kosmos, Psalm 139

The following is taken from the main body of Episode 2 of my NUCLEAR PASTOR: Critical Mass podcast…

In this podcast we’ll explore the issues of abortion and of the sanctity of life in the womb, and we’ll begin by taking a look at the issue of human life and its intersection with the image of God, after which we’ll look into some Biblical passages that will really put things into perspective for us. From there we’ll see how these issues align in the battle between the Evil Kosmos and the Noble Kosmos, and then we’ll finish by looking at how we as Christians and churches can best minister in this arena.

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The Return of Molech

February 16, 2012April 24, 2015 Barry Mahler Abortion, Social Issues abortion, Ammonites, child sacrifice, legislation, Molech, NARAL, Planned Parenthood, prayer

The sexually immoral Ammonites of Old Testament fame, lacking our modern medical and technical expertise, created an interesting way of dealing with the problem of the unwanted children such immorality would naturally conceive. Their solution was to sacrifice their offspring to their demonic god Molech by burning them to death (2 Kings 23:10) on his altar. They would simply heat the large, iron hands of Molech until they were white-hot, and then their babies would be placed upon those hands and burned to death Continue reading →