The sad part is that he wouldn’t accept Jesus. And I don’t care that he was a church member, the Word doesn’t tell us that being a church member counts for anything. God sees the heart. The sad part is that he was so prayed for, and still rejected Christ.

And even as sad as that is, yes I rejoice that babies are alive today. If it were Bin Laden who had been killed, wouldn’t everybody be rejoicing? Yet 2,976
people died in 911, Tiller has killed 60,000 babies by his own accounts.

No, two wrongs don’t make a right, and my first reaction was one of “Oh, no, that will set back the pro-life movement”.

But still deep down, when I am really honest about my own emotions, I have to admit that I am kind of glad that George Tiller is gone. I wonder how many lives have already been saved because of this one act of violence. Maybe it is just my sinfulness showing. Or maybe we really should be looking after orphans and widows (and their like, such as unborn babies). Would you kill an intruder about to murder your neighbour’s 1-year-old? Of course. The reason we hesitate and state all the politically correct statements like George Tiller should not have been killed, is because killing him is illegal. If it were legal, it would have happened years ago, just as though he would die if intruding on your neighbour.
Killing him in that situation would be legal.

Yes, God does love him as much as anyone else. And this IS hard to grasp. But am I the only one secretly glad he’s gone?