It's all about "rights," but what about responsibility?

All we seem to hear today are arguments coming from various groups or individuals claiming they have a right to do this, or that.  In many cases, the "rights" they clamor for are of the un-natural variety, including the "right" to terminate a pre-born baby -- without restriction, or, the "rights" of homosexuals to carry out -- again, without restriction -- their abominable "lifestyle."  And now, the so-called "transgender" class are also clamoring -- and getting -- most of what they see as "rights" through bizarre court decisions, void of the tenets of the Natural Law.

One word I rarely hear, however, is responsibility.

The Bible is replete with examples of this, but God-given common sense also tells us that our actions have consequences, whether good or bad; we will be held accountable for those actions, like it or not.

But it also seems that those fighting for their "rights," cast aside all supernatural injunctions of certain actions, instead boldly flaunting their abhorrent behavior for all to see and hear.

This is deadly.

Winning the "right" to do something doesn't automatically mean that one achieves more freedom, instead it can mean the opposite: enslavement.

Make no mistake, whether one believes in God or not, the situation can be dire, and can downright threaten the final destiny of souls.  In addition, He will send the operation of error to those who use their free will to reject the one Who gave us that gift in the first place.  This is a real "catch-22" for the enslaved.

But this scenario is not limited to those unbelievers alone, far from it.  The reality of it, is there are only two People that I know of who were in perfect harmony with God's Will.

Maybe the reader can figure out who They were (or are!).

Real freedom comes not from the secular humanist ideology, man-made laws, or court decisions, but only from God's grace.

Pray for it; if you have it, treasure it; nurture it, and never let it out of your grasp!

Gene DeLalla