Like grasping for air

In one of John McArthur's sermons he tried answering the question "What is a reprobate mind?"  He answered it by saying "It is a mind that is no mind at all"  Actually, a reprobate mind is a mind that God disapproves of and finds no value in.  If you want to turn that into an insult, then you can do so, I suppose, by phrasing it the way JM did.  And he of course declares Roe Vs Wade was an act of terrorism.  If a family needed food for themselves and their children after recently losing their job, would THE CHURCH have been guilty of "terrorism" for not giving the applicable resources to those in need?  Because that's what ended up happened during the Great Depression, back in the "Good ol' days".  "But those people weren't in church.  That's just an unfortunate circumstance"  Of course, after the children are born, who cares if "all life is precious"?

I don't know what John MacArthur's stance on welfare is.  He may be all for it but with some grievances on how it's used.  IDK.  If that is the case, John MacArthur can rest easy knowing he, out of a nation of millions, is right while so much of the world is wrong.
I don't think overturning RVW has changed anything.  People who don't see a single thing wrong with getting an abortion and can't afford to travel across the country to go get one when / if they want one will probably have no choice but to go through with the pregnancy.  And so the cycle of poverty continues.  Of course, people **COULD** and **SHOULD** just accept what the Supreme Court says as if it were a dictatorship, because until The People take action to make themselves heard by gov't, the gov't is what it is and the law is what it is.  From which the consequence it seems would be: quit having sex unless you want children.  If only if it were that easy.