by Susan Duclos, All News Pipeline:

“And thou, Solomon my son, know thou the God of thy father, and serve him with a perfect heart and with a willing mind: for the Lord searcheth all hearts, and understandeth all the imaginations of the thoughts: if thou seek him, he will be found of thee; but if thou forsake him, he will cast thee off for ever.” – 1 Chronicles 28:9 King James Version (KJV)

Are there any more moderate Democrats? Those we, as conservatives,  disagree with ideologically and politically, but that do not subscribe to the radical left mentality? If so, they may want to consider creating a new party, because liberal politicians have quite literally decided to forsake God, and they are are not even being subtle about it anymore.

Democrats that now control the House of Representatives are making rule changes, and one of those changes includes removing the term “so help me God” from the oath given to witnesses that testify before the House Committee on Natural Resources.

The rules proposal places the words “so help you God” in red brackets, indicating they are slated to be cut. The words “under penalty of law” are in red text, indicating that Democrats propose to add that phrasing to the oath.

The draft rules also remove the phrase “his or her” throughout the document, changing those two pronouns to “their.” The rules additionally modify all references to the committee’s “Chairman” to instead refer only to the committee’s “Chair.”

This isn’t the first time Democrats have deliberately tried to remove God from their documentation and processes, as in 2012, the DNC removed all references to God  and Jerusalem, from their party platform. After massive backlash the DNC took a vote, which had to be taken three separate times before they could declare the “ayes” had it, and liberal delegates in the room actually booed the restoration of the language, which included the references to God.

The floor of the Democratic National Convention erupted Wednesday over a sudden move to restore to the platform a reference to “God” and recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital — after heavy criticism from Republicans for initially omitting them.

Democrats, though, were hardly in agreement over the reversal.

A large and loud group of delegates shouted “no” as convention chairman, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, called for the vote late Wednesday afternoon. Villaraigosa had to call for the vote three times before ruling that the “ayes” had it. Many in the crowd booed after he determined the language would be restored.

The battle marked the biggest platform fight so far in either party’s convention, and signaled Democrats were worried the prior language could have been politically damaging in a tight election year.

Emphasis mine. The only reason they restored the references, was because removing them harmed their electoral chances.

This should not come as a surprise since the Democrat Majority leader in the House, Nancy Pelosi, has been long criticized and rebuked by  Church leaders, and was lectured by Pope Benedict back in 2009, for her stance on abortion, in conjunction with her claims of being a Catholic.

Pelosi, the nation’s highest-ranking Catholic elected official, said on “Meet the Press” Sunday (Aug. 24) that the question of when life begins is “an issue of controversy” within the church. Her comments drew rebukes from the archbishops of Denver, Washington and New York.

In a statement released Tuesday (Aug. 26), Cardinal Justin F. Rigali of Philadelphia and Bishop William E. Lori of Bridgeport, Conn., both high-ranking officials in the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, said Pelosi’s argument was inaccurate.

“The church’s moral teaching never justified or permitted abortion at any stage of development,” Rigali and Lori said.

Pelosi, who supports abortion rights, cited the work of St. Augustine, who wrote that life begins three months after conception. Church leaders say medieval teachings were “uninformed and inadequate” in light of modern science, and that the question of when life begins was firmly answered in the middle of the 19th century.

So, in 2008-2009, Nancy Pelosi, the leader of the Democrat party, absolutely admitted that in her opinion, life begins after three months, which for the record, the Church disagrees with, stating clearly that life begins at conception, yet nearly nine years later we are seeing laws proposed by liberals that would allow abortions up until the second of birth.

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