Published on September 6, 2024, 12:59 am

Navigating through the present political times can feel a bit like walking on the edge of a razor – delicate, precarious, and often incredibly painful. This challenging reality faced by conservatives emanates from the fact that the Republican Party (GOP), once known for rigorous defense of pivotal moral issues such as sanctity of life, seems to falter in providing steadfast fortitude. Simultaneously, there is an amplifying concern about the Democratic Party shifting towards what many perceive as a moral decay.

The crucial challenge revolves around Donald Trump’s stance on abortion – an area where his perceived compromises bred disappointment amongst conservatives who notoriously advocate for strict pro-life policies. These sentiments highlight how conformity under pressure plagued even the leadership renowned for their staunch defense of life’s sanctity.

This compromise from GOP’s side creates a dilemma – should we allow a transition to Democrats who seem to celebrate policies we fundamentally oppose? Or should we endure reluctantly for a few more years with compromised leadership praying it remains lesser than two evils?

These questions get further complicated with Kamala Harris seen as leading Democratic front-runner. Her past inconsistency around social media regulations stir concerning thoughts about the preservation of existing freedoms under her potential presidency. A nervous undertone asserts that these key liberties may crumble rather swiftly.

Harris cites herself as an advocate for “justice” while pushing in favor of divisive issues like abortion and curtailing freedom of expression. Many view this combination as corrosive to our nation’s future, painting not just political but acutely moral implications.

Some conservatives attribute their predicament to divine judgment, suggesting they are paying price due to cultural neglect over deteriorating morality. Romans 1 explains God’s wrath being poured out on those who abandon Him, pleading that maybe complacency took root or society allowed corruption seeping into cultural corners went unchecked.

Nonetheless, handing power to Democrats could mean more than punishment – it might be accelerating inevitable demise faster than expected. Indeed, every election cycle reasserts this fear, growing in its intensity.

The progressive platform symbolizes a total assault on pursuit of not just happiness but also righteousness. It seems poised to undermine religious liberties, create hurdles for gospel proclamations and label faith-based perspectives as “hate speech.” And while the Church will endure these challenges, it comes with a considerable burden.

The pressing matter remains: what can be done? Our votes are evidently more than political actions – they’re moral ones that mirror our deeply held beliefs. With leaders reflecting flimsy convictions and moral clarity disappearing into oblivion, we’ve been thrown amidst drastically imperfect choices. But inaction or erroneous voting choice might have dire repercussions.

The pressing task is to stave off progressivism onslaught by making the least damaging choice in the voting booth. The alternative – a potential Harris presidency – is deemed catastrophic by many Christian conservatives.

Every single vote carries weight in this battle that strides beyond political dimensions and embeds itself into broader societal fabric. Therefore, the stance taken today boasts potential to shape not only future of our country but also of church freedom and unborn lives.