Ah, look at all the glorious things.
More than once I’ve said I don’t like writing pro life music. That may sound odd coming from a guy who calls himself a pro lifer, but let me explain. See, I’d much rather be writing songs about all the glorious things of God’s creation, love, flowers, whimsy, and everything else that’s good.
But every day it’s easy to look around and see:
- another Christian who doesn’t even know some of the simplest things God said in His word about the blood of the innocent
- another politician who waffles on when life begins
- another celebrity who uses the same ol’ worn out clichés like “life of the mother” or “woman’s right to choose
- or another blogger who simply doesn’t do the research
It spurs me on to think of another way to sing about it. I’m at a point in my life where I can’t do a lot of other things about personhood for preborn babies, but I can write songs about their plight. And I can post them on iTunes, YouTube, FaceBook, and this blog.
You ne’er-do-wells, who don’t judge…
…despise me for it, or follow your own M.O. and tolerate me and celebrate my diversity. Then, you can put it in your pipe, with your glaucoma medication, and smoke it.
But if you don’t disagree with me, please support musicians, pastors, bloggers, politicians, and anyone else who recognizes the God-given right to life and personhood of everyone from biological beginning to natural end. Show the world you’re pro-life. It’s one of the glorious things anyone can do. Even you. Will you give it a try today? It would sure help me get back to writing more happy-go-lucky songs.
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