There’s some pro-life infighting over how Trump feels about abortion. One woman who has faced death head on and is facing prison over her beliefs tells people to support the President. Eva Edl is an 89-year-old concentration camp survivor guilty of praying in front of an abortion clinic. She said between the two candidates, the Republican is the better option for the cause. She strongly believes in life.
Trump believes in life
Abortion devalues human life.
“I do not think that pro-life groups should denounce Trump, but they should rather try to educate him on the value of human life. How can we expect Trump to know this truth when most pastors have not taught this biblical fact to their own congregation, and were silent throughout the years while pro-abortion voices devalued human life? He needs to know that God created human life in His own image.”
Edl is a pro-life activist who was found guilty of violations of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act. She prayed peacefully outside an abortion clinic.
She now protects unborn babies after seeing unfathomable horrors in a World War II era concentration camp. The current administration is using that Act as a way to target people who believe in life from preventing abortions.
Trump thinks Florida is too strict
The Florida law protects babies once there is a detectable heart beat. The President’s record is strongly in favor of life.
His Supreme Court nominees helped send the abortion law back to the states and he’s very much against late-term abortion. He really wanted each state to make it’s own abortion laws.
Some pro-life voters took issue with him commenting last week that he would be “great for women and their reproductive rights.” Edl says voting differently over just words may cost the nation in far greater measure in other ways.
Trump is the answer
She has “some dear friends who feel it would violate their conscience to vote for Trump,” and they will “abstain from voting altogether.” Edl sees what she left in comparison.
“It seems to me that we are one election away from communist rule in our country. We are given only two choices: two candidates in the Communist Democrat Party or two candidates in the compromised Republican Party. I believe that, if I do not vote, I actually end up voting for the communist Democrat Party by default. This would trouble my conscience greatly.”
Edl agrees with the quote from Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the German theologian who was executed for speaking out against Hitler. “Silence in the face of evil is itself evil. God will not hold us guiltless. Not to speak is to speak. Not to act is to act.”
