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Category Archives: Abortion
America’s Insane Debates
From mindbodypolitic.com: 1. A woman has the absolute right to kill her baby until the moment it exits her uterus. She can also dismember it and torture it by burning it with saline fluid, plucking off its limbs, crushing its … Continue reading
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Abort For Convenience?
No religion in the world permits abortion for convenience. I remember when I became seriously religious as an adult. I converted to Judaism in 1993. I got a girlfriend. I compromised on my religion quickly as we started messing around. … Continue reading
Big Government, Big Religion
From Dennis Prager today: “The Catholic Church has sided with the big government positions for years. Now they are reaping what they have sown as the Obama Administration tells them what they can do with their hospitals.” Ross Douthat writes … Continue reading
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Tagged conservative position, Dennis Prager, human fetus, personal convenience, planned parenthood, ross douthat
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Seventh-Day Adventists Permissive On Abortion
I grew up a Seventh-Day Adventist and I recall very little condemnation of abortion beyond the church’s general condemnation of sex outside of marriage. It just wasn’t on the agenda. The Washington Post reports: Christians of all denominations are gathering … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion rights advocates, elective abortions, holy cross hospital, jewish dietary laws, justification by faith, seventh day adventists
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