Dear Friends of the Constitutional Republic,

When our friend Michael Goza in Oakland, Tennessee, writes a letter-to-the-editor, it makes more sense than everything else on the editorial page combined. An example of what I'm talking about which I wanted to share with you is the following letter he wrote recently to the "Fayette County Review." Excellent, Mike! God bless you for writing it.

I am writing in response to Robert McGowans commentary (March 8th, 2006) "Protect A Woman's Right To Choose."

You state in your commentary Mr. McGowan that you have a "firm belief in the woman's right to choose" and "your views have not changed." "You were pro-choice then, and continue to be, strongly pro-choice."

First of all, your views, or mine, do not matter in the least. Each and every one of us should ask "What does God think?" Does he support the murder of our unborn children under any circumstances? I believe the answer to that is obvious.

You complain that "we live in a society that promotes and approves promiscuity. Along with accessible drugs and alcohol, we have soap operas, X-rated movies and videos, etc." Can you not see that these are the precise judgments of God upon a nation that is in rebellion to Him? Unless true Christians begin to stand and take back this nation in the name of Christ and occupy until He comes, we will continue to receive His judgment upon our nation.

Christians must become involved in every aspect of society. We must be on a constant quest for truth and righteousness. We must become involved politically. We must throw off the lie of separation of church and state. God is the absolute authority over all civil governments. We must withdraw our support of those that are in rebellion to God.

Planned Parenthood, the largest baby-killing conglomerate in the world, which has received more taxpayer money under President Bush than it did under Bill Clinton, will continue to rake in record profits. Thanks to President Bush's Title X of the Public Health Service Act in 2001, Planned Parenthood raked in a hefty $36.6 million in profit last year. So much for those that believe the rhetoric of Bush being "pro-life." Watch not what our politicians say. Watch what they do. More often than not they are in contradiction to one-another.

The prophet Isaiah warned that when we have civil leaders who continue to do every form of evil that they will have "blood on their hands". But, he also warned that for us to continue to elect such civil leaders, or fail in removing them, and to stand against evil, that the "blood is on our hands" as well, and that God would turn His face away from our prayers. Isaiah 1:15. James 4:17 also emphasizes the principle. "Anyone, then, who knows the good he ought to do and doesn't do it, sins".

Hosea 4:7 says that "My people are destroyed for the lack of knowledge." We've strayed as a nation and a people so far from Biblical truth and sound doctrine that when someone does live in obedience to Christ in modern day America they are looked at as strange or out of touch. Christians should pride themselves on being different from this wicked society in which we live. We should daily stand in rebuke of it. It is because of a lack of knowledge that we have allowed this nation to become the moral and political cesspool that it is today.

There is the beginnings of an awakening in this nation. A window of opportunity if you will. We as Christians must stand now. Become involved, and occupy until He comes. South Dakota has led the way. The state legislatures of Ohio, Indiana, Georgia, Kentucky and Tennessee are poised to follow. Let our representatives hear from you. Demand that they stop the murder of our unborn now!

Also, we must begin to fervently pray II Chronicles 7:14. "If My people which are called by My name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways; then I will hear from Heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land."

Otherwise, the only thing necessary for the murder of our unborn children to continue, is for good men and women to do nothing.

For God, Family and the Republic,

Michael A. Peroutka