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"Responsibility is the cost of greatness." Sir Winston Churchill said these things. They hold a truth that ought to be protected and taken notice of. The graves are teeming with prominent individuals who never attained greatness because they did not hold themselves accountable for their skills. Potential is the name given to this latent aptitude. We are all born with limitless potential. We are capable of significantly more than we have already achieved. Our potential will be lost if we do not reveal everything that God placed within us for the good of humanity throughout our life.
The cemeteries are filled with outstanding men and women who never achieved greatness because they did not take responsibility for their talent.
Abortion is one of the most contentious subjects of our time. Numerous populations are being split by it. In many countries, it has also developed into a contentious political topic that is exploited to seize control. A number of people consider this topic to be the most recent. The concern over abortion is not new, even if it is currently generating a lot of controversy in our communities. The fact is that the subject of abortion has existed for a very long time. The reality of abortion is as ancient as humanity.
Abortion is more than just ending a fetus's physical life in its mother's womb. When the first man, Adam, was entrusted with the responsibility of carrying the entirety of the human race inside his loins, the first act of abortion occurred in the Garden of Eden. All generations originated from Adam, and all humanity's power resided in him. Adam received straightforward and concise directions from God:
"You may eat freely of every tree in the garden; but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you shall surely die" (Genesis 2:16-17).
To certainly die is to definitely quit showing the fruitfulness that is inherent in something. In its simplest sense, death marks the end of all possibilities.
Before the individual, animal, plant, etc., has the opportunity to achieve its full potential, abort means to end life before it has or can be fully realized. In its most basic form, death is the end of possibility. Everything God made has an invisible power that allows it to complete itself. The Bible's account of creation says that everything has its seed inside of it in order to reproduce after its own kind (see Genesis 1:12). Hidden inside every creature is the capacity to fulfill its destiny:
In every seed is a woodland, in every fish a school, in every bird a flock, in every cow a herd, in every woman a girl, in every man a boy, and in every nation a man.
We must bear in mind that every large tree was formerly a seed, every man was once a child, every woman was once a fetus, and every nation was once in a man's loins. Additionally, it is intriguing that God always addresses man in terms of the generational seed within his loins. God's formula for life states that one is equivalent to many, little is equivalent to much, little is equivalent to enormous, and less is equivalent to more. Hence, aborting a seed is killing a forest, aborting a cow is destroying a herd, aborting a boy is eliminating a man, aborting a girl is eliminating a lady, and aborting a man is eliminating a country. Abraham, the grand patriarch of history, was told by God.
And I will make of you a great nation, and I will bless you, and make your name great; and you shall be a blessing and all the families of the earth will be blessed through you (Genesis 12:2-3).
The end of abortion is a disaster. The value of the future is lost and the core of life is stolen.