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No Comments I Forgot
For most of my life I lived in the northwest. For a myriad of reasons I now reside in Phoenix Arizona. People of the sun have developed some hard to understand traits. Not all, but many, are oblivious to simple dangers. Parking lots are a hazardous place as drivers zip behind you as you back out. But the people who walk behind you pushing their baby stroller are especially troubling. Maybe they’ve become less attentive because of their pre-occupation with phones and devices. Phoenix suffers from the same problems that other cities do but there is one issue here that I’d never heard of before when living up north: forgetting your child in a vehicle. Twenty eight children died last year because their “parents” forgot their children were in the car. Much of it has to do with drugs and alcohol. However, forgetting is something that’s become a natural part of life in this socialist (communist) country. Many have forgotten that someone had to earn money before it was given to them. They have forgotten that you are responsible your own doings and for the children you bring into this world. Can a person forget their children just like they forgot where they put their car keys? I think of the thousands of children who survive life with evil parents like these. The government and other organizations attempt to feed and provide care for these kids. But no one expects parents to be responsible adults. No, we just continue to do what we do. Abortion is the solution of the state. After all, many more children would suffer if they were allowed to live. Darwinian thoughts have clouded our minds. But in a socialist world that embraces the religion of evolution, it is odd that we encourage the slothful, lazy, and unproductive in our society to produce more of the same. In my view, decent human beings should be concerned not with their own personal survival but the welfare of these forgotten ones. If we will not love and care for the least of these, we will reap a very cold loveless future. Yes, we live in a world that has discarded its greatest treasure and has forgotten that we will bow before God and be held accountable for our sin.