He surely does.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPZCXcTwZPY

Is there a moral distinction, between abortion, and infanticide? Not in my judgment.

So, Obama’s abortion position, may entail him, logically, to accept infanticide, he in fact does not accept it.

We know that Usama bin Laden is dead. What is it but for the grace of God about Obama’s place that you wish or do not wish to be in?

Scary.
Good post BTW. Well said.

And if I don’t get what you’re saying, then I’m sorry.

2 ships passing in the night.

C’est la vie.

I’m going to note that in spite of my caution to you in two prior comments, you still haven’t put this “regret” into proper context. I want that to be clear for the sake of other readers who might otherwise think you were accurately representing what I had written; just as I want it to be clear that you were representing me inaccurately with what you wrote in comment #3.

I’m left wondering the biblical grounds for your position, which you still haven’t stated (your most recent answer doesn’t explain anything biblically), and which therefore I’m still not sure you have. But if you’re satisfied with an incomplete answer, I’ll just note it (regretfully) as such; I’m willing to leave it at that.

If a Christian wants to “regret deeply the end to which Osama bin Laden has come” like you do, that’s for him or her.

If a Christian does not “regret deeply the end to which Osama bin Laden has come” (unlike you), that’s also for him or her.

Hmmm. A bit snarky. I’ll answer your question in a moment, but first, a kind of reminder of what’s going on as I see it.

I set forth a biblical case for my position. You said you had come to a different position, and you expressed it as if you were content that it was a good one. You did it without any biblical or other explanation or justification. So I asked if you had one. Based on your prior contributions here, being biblical appears to be one of your values, so it seemed fair to ask whether you have some Scripture-based reason for the position you took—especially since your position was opposed to one that had been supported with Scripture.

I also asked you to consider the context. I’ll ask you the same thing again, because the context shows just what it is that I regret about the end to which bin Laden has come, and also what I do not regret about it.

Is it a biblical position that any Christian who disagrees with that snippet of what I wrote is sinning? No. I did not represent it as such. I’ve answered your question now. I call on you to answer mine, rather than deflecting it as you have done.

I have regrets, but this ain’t one of ‘em.