For everyone being called a "baby killer"... And even those throwing that term around. Can a pro-life Christian vote for Kamala?

It’s sad… when an atheist like me, cares more about human life than a “Christian”.

I believe that most Christians who support the Democratic Party do not endorse abortion; Christians simply respect mothers and trust them to make their own choices. We shouldn’t dictate their decisions, just as Jesus did not. If we genuinely want to protect unborn babies, we can focus on providing care and support for their mothers.

Neat! Let's legalize domestic violence too!

This is literally the dumbest thing I’ve heard this week. If you’re against abortion, then you have to vote for the anti-abortion candidate. Whether other people do it shouldn’t matter. You’re not pro-life if you’re choosing for the candidate that supports full term abortion.

I'm coming from the same background, though made the switch about 20 years earlier than you. The question that helped me was, "Why do you think banning abortion would be more effective than Prohibition?"

Yes, retards do retarded things all day everyday.

I understand your argument, because up until last wednesday I was sure I would write in DeSantis instead of voting for Trump, due to the fact that neither of the current candidates represents my values. However I realized that my argument was depending entirely too much on the failings of Trump himself - when as a Christian, my faith should be in God making his will done through whatever tool is at his disposal. The "tool" we get to choose at this point, is either Trump or Kamala - and Kamala made it very clear last week in that rally, that she wants NO part of Christians, God, or faith. When people in the audience shouted "Christ is king" and "Jesus is Lord", she said "you are at the wrong rally" If you are truly a Christian, I don't see how you could support someone who is so blatantly and vocally anti-Christ.

The answer is no. You cannot be pro-life and vote for Kamala.

There's also that whole thing about evangelicals not really being concerned about abortion until Paul Weyrich came on the scene. It was primarily a Catholic issue before that.

Beautifully said.