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DISRESPECTING THE DEAD? - CONSERVATIVE PASTOR BELIEVES HIS PRAYER CAUSED GINSBERG DEATH


In 2016 Senator Daid OPurdue prayed for the death of Pres. barack Obama. "We should pray for him like Psalms 109:8 says: May his days be short and let another have his office," he said refereing to a Psalm of vengeance.  Another conservative, Texas Pastor Robert Henderson has prayed against leaders in high postions and is thinks his prayer is responsible for the death of the recently deceased Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. 

(The Slice): Days before her death the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg informed her grand daughter that she did not want to be replaced on the high court before the presidential election. She did not get her wish. A pastor who prayed for her death believes he got his. 

 Pastor Robert Henderson of Radiant Church in Waco, TX boasted about his prayers being answered in last Sunday's service. Imlying that the September 18 passing of the associate Justice was God ordained, the pastor received supportive applause when he stated, "It was no accident." 

Henderson shared previously that he felt a calling to be Pres. Trump's "spiritual running mate" and that demons have been released in the United States. He said that Ginsburg should be replaced with a justice who will outlaw abortion because there is a "blood altar that is inviting demonic powers" into this nation.

Pres. Trump took advantage of her passing using it as a political pawn ahed of the Nov. 3 presidential election. With the selection of a concervative woman to replace Ginsburg the 9-member Supreme Court will be stacked in favor of rightiwing policies for generations. The resulting political rancor has set up a fight in the Senate for the confirnation hearing of his nominee, Amy Coney Barrett that will have some influence on the 2020 presidential election.

Barrett, a devout Catholic and mother of 7, is a favorite of evangelicals.

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