Five States Introduce Bills to Abolish Abortion

   The teaching of the doctrine of the lesser magistrates continues to take hold around the nation. This is seen in county sheriffs and county boards interposing against the unjust and unconstitutional edicts of lawless governors regarding COVID-19. But the impact is even more prominent in the effort for the preborn.

   Since legislators have returned to statehouses around the nation during the month of January, five states have introduced bills of abolition to protect the preborn and defy Roe v. Wade. Arizona, Idaho, Indiana, Missouri and Oklahoma have all introduced bills to end the bloodshed. Completely end the bloodshed.

A bill of abolition has five components to it. They are: 

1).  Outlaws abortion from conception.

2).  There are no exceptions.

3).  Criminalizes abortion as murder.

4).  Ignores, interposes against, and defies Roe v. Wade.

5).  Repeals or supersedes all statutes that allow abortion.

   The bill of abolition is the interposition of the state magistrates. 

   The doctrine of the lesser magistrates teaches that when a superior-ranking civil authority makes unjust, immoral, or unconstitutional laws, policies, or court opinions – the lesser-ranking civil authority has both the God-given right and duty not to obey the superior authority. And if nece ...

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