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Im not sure what Bible Rev. Al Sharpton has been reading

On Thursday Sharpton joined Chris Jansing Reports to answer questions about abortion.

Sharpton stated that the Bible is all about choices and because the Bible is all about choices people should have the choice of whether or not to have an abortion.

In Mathew 7:15 it says Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheeps clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves.

The false prophets nowadays wont be wearing red outfits and devils horns but rather expensive suits and big words.

Life News added these details:

President of National Action Network and MSNBC PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton joined Chris Jansing Reports on Thursday to discuss abortion and religion. Sharpton didnt understand how one could be a good Christian and be pro-life because, according to him, the Bible is about choice.

Jansing led Sharpton with some polling data, there was a Gallup poll back, I think it was the fall of 2020 showing the black committee has slowly become more accepting of abortion over the past couple of decades, but there are deeply held religious beliefs playing into this, especially with older black voters who are incredibly reliable and incredibly important to Democrats. So, how should Democrats be thinking about this? Because obviously they want and need to hold onto those voters.

Sharpton urged Democrats to message it in a way that it is about choice. Its not about saying Im voting that I support abortion or not.

For Sharpton, the choice is not between abortion and no abortion, but whether theyre going to have a safe abortion. We always had abortions, but we had these back alley, very risky abortions and were saying that rather than have people in those situations, they should be able to choose whether or not they want to do, even if it is something that I do not believe in.

Turning to the religious question, Sharpton claimed, The Bible, if youre using this as a religious argument, the Bible is about choice. You can go to heaven or hell. Theres nowhere in the Bible that says you had to go to heaven.

One hopes that when presenting the question of heaven and hell to his congregation, Sharpton does not go full relativist as he did here. The man who goes around portraying himself as a civil rights leader also failed to realize that owning slaves was also once considered a perfectly normal and legal choice.

Blind to that, Sharpton continued, So, where do we get this theology of forcing something when the reality is you cant even Biblically base that. Its a question of choice. If you are a minister, as I am, you can preach to people to convert them, you do not make laws to compel them.

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