– The Word Was Made Flesh

Apparently House Speaker Nancy Pelosi believes that her policy decisions are an expression of her faith in “The Word” and that she is accountable in this life and the next to “it.” AND that “It will come again. It will come again.”

To be honest this caught me off guard. The common podium routine includes liberal politician after liberal politician after sheepish moderate conservative blathering on about how they don’t want to impose their personal faith beliefs on others. Then we usually hear the usual suspects blowing that tired kazoo of “Separation of Church and State” like obnoxious white noise in the background.

Now we have Nancy Pelosi telling us that her personal policy choices are guided by her interpretation of the all-encompassing values of “The Word that was made flesh and dwelt among us.” She can’t seem to bring herself to say it, but for the uninitiated, she’s talking about Jesus—the God-Man who is returning as King and Judge to this broken world.

It’s not my place to publicly question the personal faith of a professing Christian, so I must take it at face value. Sadly, Speaker Pelosi is telling us that she believes her staunchly held pro-abortion beliefs—the taking of innocent life—line up with the values and public policy of Jesus Christ. The one who said, “Suffer the little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God.” 1.2 MILLION BABIES are murdered EVERY YEAR by this public policy.

I don’t know if Nancy Pelosi is more beholden to The Word or pro-abortion special interest groups. To be honest this speech excites me. This public statement of faith and policy guidance reinforces my conviction that Speaker Pelosi must be warned according to Psalm 2 and more so as one of the brethren. She basically just endorsed the belief that the Bible is the supreme authority on public policy and that politicians are accountable to “It” and Him.