Bellows is an incredibly stupid ideologue.

The Human Rights Act is not in the constitution.  It is a creature of statutory law.  It is blatantly unconstitutional.  It carves out “rights,” absent any responsibility, for citizens based on how they decide to manage their sex organs.  Everybody knows that if you mismanage your sex organs you can hurt yourself and others.

The constitutional freedom she mentions should have nothing to do with sexual evil, or biological nonsense.  Mainers should be free to choose to love, or hate, the good.  Individual choices against society’s good will bring trouble … or it should.  Bellows, and her fellow travelers, conflate all sorts of truths and realities in order to avoid thinking about, and applying, the moral law using practical reason.

For one thousand years Christianity shaped the West, referencing the moral law using practical reason.  Theology gave birth to science, and was known as the Queen of the Sciences.  Economics replaced theology as the arbiter of all value in the West, beginning in the Anglosphere.  And now the world’s hegemon (America) is forty trillion dollars in debt.

The Bellows ideology is designed to excuse sexual sin to make us docile.  Sexual evil distracts us from the real work of building strong families and communities.  Bellows cut her political teeth on the bodies of Maine babies.  I met her many years ago when she was being paid handsomely to push legislators to legalize baby murder as a lobbyist for Planned Parenthood.

Maine people have been so distanced from their own State House that they either chose to excuse baby murder, or they participated, without reasoning practically about the consequences.  The chickens are roosting all over the place in Maine now.  Horrors too numerous to name are all connected by our willful choice to neglect the moral law.

Since it’s unrealistic to replace the entire governmental class we’ll have to seek opportunities to bring incremental change using the means God makes available.

I’ll continue to blog.

Amen.