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PITTSBURGH, PA — Molly Yard, former president of the National Organization for Women, a radical leftist pro-abortion group, has died at the age of 93. She left behind a legacy of dead children and broken lives.
When a wicked man dies, his hope perishes; all he expected from his power comes to nothing. —Proverbs 11:7
When the righteous prosper, the city rejoices; when the wicked perish, there are shouts of joy. —Proverbs 11:10
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WHO CARES IF SHE DIED,
GOOD THE BETTER DEAD SHE IS,
MAYBE THE LESS BABIES THEY WILL KILL.
I SURE HOPE IT STOPS.
CATHI
WELL,
MAYBE NOW, SHE’LL FIND HER PAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well, where ever she is… and I think we all know where that is… she’ll at least now, know the truth.
Shame it’s too late.
There was a thief hanging next to The Lord Jesus on that last day. God saved him near his last breath. I hope Molly asked forgivness at her end. It was for such that God gave His own Son, and such was the magnitude of His gift to all of us…..
The Ian Bodley comment (Oct. 26, above) is far closer to Christ’s real message than the others.
Please write to me, Ian, at tcoahran@ptialaska.net
In 1991 I lived in Lee County, Florida. I read a newspaper article stating that Molly Yard was to be honored at a local Methodist Church. It grieved me to know that this supporter of abortion and other anti-Christ issues was to be honored in our community and in a church no less. I prayed about this matter as I’m sure others did and asked God to intervene. Two days later, I heard a radio news reporter stating that Molly Yard had suffered a stroke and was in the hospital. It happened the day before her scheduled banquet at the Methodist church. God agreed with our request for His intervention and she was struck down. My hope is that she repented and turned to Christ before her end.