Coveting Other People's Children

Little Charlie Guard has died.

He was seized from his mother and father and held against their will, even as they sought to bring him home, or to America to receive treatment for his terminal illness.

It is necessary that we declare, in the interest of truth, and that justice might be known, these facts: that Charlie Guard and his parents were abused by the state; that the British courts and judges violated that boy and that family; that they used the power and violence of the state to have their way with his little body, to abduct him from the loving arms of his parents, to kidnap him away from them, and now he is dead.

We have preached previously of the necessity to call the crimes of the state by their real names, instead of the sanitized names that conceal the wickedness wrought against helpless people.

Our government routinely violates families in America, using its power and threat of violence to coerce families, and to have its own way with their children.

Whenever the government uses its power to overturn the decisions of decent, loving parents as to the raising, training, teaching, disciplines, or treatment of their own children, that government violates that family, to have its way with the very bodies of those children, thereby abducting and kidnapping them away from their family.

God gave children to their loving parents to nurture, protect, and raise them up. But covetous people desire access or control of what God has not given to them - other people's children.

When anybody deploys state power to seize away any control of children from their loving parents, the crime of covetousness has been committed, which God hates.