In 2004, the trend continued with a 93% rise in Christians voting! That dramatic increase gave pro-life candidates huge majorities in the House and Senate. In fact, 25 of the 40 new House members were pro-life (63%) and 7 of the 9 new Senators were pro-life, pro-faith, and pro-family (77%).
What impact did this have? Historian David Barton summarizes: "The result was the congressional enactment of the first four major stand-alone pro-life laws since Roe v. Wade: the Infants Born Alive Protection Act, the Unborn Victims of Violence Act, the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban, and the Fetal Farming Ban...Furthermore, the addition of so many new pro-life Senators resulted in the confirmation of two new pro-life Supreme Court Justices and dozens of pro-life court of appeals and federal district court judges."
But in 2006, something changed. While 92.5% of homosexual men and 91% of lesbian women voted, there was a 30% drop in Christians voting. What happened as a result? Only 17 of the 54 new House members were pro-life (30%) and only 1 of the 10 new Senators was (10%). The Baltimore Sun reported that America voted in "the most pro-choice Congress in the history of the Republic."
In short, Congress never reflects the values of the nation; rather, it only reflects the values of those who voted in the last election. When a Christian votes according to biblical convictions, it makes a huge difference!
CSE encourages you to exercise your Christian civic duty and vote for your pro-life, pro-faith, and pro-family candidates and issues on November 4!
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2 comments:
Amen, vote for McCain!
http://www.lifenews.com/johnmccainprolife.html
Excellent article, thanks Steve
Joe
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