DOUG WILSON: Idaho's Prop 1 is truly a pig’s breakfast of a law. Now having said this much, this is an issue where I feel most free to bind your consciences. If you are eligible to vote in Idaho, then you must do so, and you must vote no. And this public stand, from the pulpit, does not mean that Christ Church is now dabbling in politics. This is prophecy, not politics. Idaho is contemplating an expansion of what they think is their right to murder the innocent. This is a moral issue. It is a foundational moral issue. If this is not a moral issue, then there is no such thing as a moral issue. It is in an entirely different category from an appeal to “vote for Murphy,” simply because Murphy and the pastor are fishing buddies. There used to be a time when candidates from the different political parties inhabited the same moral universe, and it was the part of true wisdom for churches to be very wary of involvement in partisan campaigns. This is no longer the case, and especially not on an issue like this one. So—no. We are not bringing sectarian religious concerns into the political process. We are telling the political worldlings—politicians and. justices both—that fetal dismemberment is obnoxious to the God who is going to judge every mother’s son of them. All the justices of the Supreme Court who voted for Roe are now deceased. They have all appeared before Almighty God, without their robes, and have had to answer for their judicial crime. Those citizens of Idaho who are pushing us to adopt this travesty have not yet died and have not yet appeared before the Judgment Seat. But they are going to. Unless providentially hindered, you need to bank your vote against this monstrosity. Vote early, or vote absentee, or vote on election day, but be sure to vote. On top of that, if at all possible, take two of your friends with you when you go to vote.

DOUG WILSON: Idaho's Prop 1 is truly a pig’s breakfast of a law. Now having said this much, this is an issue where I feel most free to bind your consciences. If you are eligible to vote in Idaho, then you must do so, and you must vote no. And this public stand, from the pulpit, does not mean that Christ Church is now dabbling in politics. This is prophecy, not politics. Idaho is contemplating an expansion of what they think is their right to murder the innocent. This is a moral issue. It is a foundational moral issue. If this is not a moral issue, then there is no such thing as a moral issue. It is in an entirely different category from an appeal to “vote for Murphy,” simply because Murphy and the pastor are fishing buddies. There used to be a time when candidates from the different political parties inhabited the same moral universe, and it was the part of true wisdom for churches to be very wary of involvement in partisan campaigns. This is no longer the case, and especially not on an issue like this one. So—no. We are not bringing sectarian religious concerns into the political process. We are telling the political worldlings—politicians and. justices both—that fetal dismemberment is obnoxious to the God who is going to judge every mother’s son of them. All the justices of the Supreme Court who voted for Roe are now deceased. They have all appeared before Almighty God, without their robes, and have had to answer for their judicial crime. Those citizens of Idaho who are pushing us to adopt this travesty have not yet died and have not yet appeared before the Judgment Seat. But they are going to. Unless providentially hindered, you need to bank your vote against this monstrosity. Vote early, or vote absentee, or vote on election day, but be sure to vote. On top of that, if at all possible, take two of your friends with you when you go to vote.