Actually, when I first began thinking about abortion when I was a young person, I was absolutely opposed to it. And I held that opinion for years. What changed my mind as to early term abortion being murder was discovering that while the Judeo-Christian (and I mean the whole tradition - Jewish, Catholic, Protestant) opposed abortion, the opposition was not because abortion was considered murder. Abortion is considered a sin but not the sin of murder. The Judeo-Christian tradition has always held that the soul enters with the first breath of life. I realize that is changing in a lot of people's minds due to opposition to abortion, but the new position (abortion = murder) isn't based on the traditional biblical interpretation of anybody.
My Mom had a miscarriage when I was young. No funeral or ceremony. And we were very active in our church.
You post articles about how one man can kill others cause of their skin,
yet you sit back and nod your head in agreement when many are killed in
the abortion slaughter houses, and then wonder how humans can still
treat each other badly!!!my my.
So you're saying - if I don't agree with you that (early term) abortion is murder, I don't have a right to oppose any murder at all? And the part about nodding my head in agreement - guess this means if I don't think it's murder I want abortions to occur, huh?
BTW, I am ashamed that any man would kill another
Me too, unless the killing is in self-defense.
As to the press mentioning the race of the killer and the victims I don't see anything wrong with that, particularly in this case where the race was the motive. If an article didn't mention the motive it wouldn't be telling the whole story would it.
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