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To: Real Man who wrote (2019)4/1/2024 12:54:53 PM
From: Rarebird1 Recommendation

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The speaker of the House is on record saying that he does not believe in the separation of Church from State.

That is pretty dangerous. So, if USA becomes a Christian State, what's the next step? Does the State give fines and prison terms to those who publicly proclaim that they don't believe in Jesus as the Saviour?

That's the next step once you turn the USA into a Christian State?

In terms of your question in terms of at what point is the fetus a person, that depends on what you use as your criterion. If you are an evangelical, birth begins at conception. If you are a person of science, then public policy in terms of abortion is based on when the mind is formed. As the ancient Greeks said, " man is the rational animal."

If you want the USA to become a Christian State, then you are pro life for everyone.

Mind is formed in the fetus, according to science, in the beginning of the third trimester.

Nevada State legislature has legalized abortion for first two trimesters.

That seems right to me.



To: Real Man who wrote (2019)4/1/2024 2:57:16 PM
From: Rarebird  Respond to of 2202
 
As a private tutor, I use to go into 5,6.7, 8 people's homes on a daily basis. You would be quite surprised by how many families of various religious backgrounds have a room in their home designated as the prayer or worship room.

These people do not go to Church, synagogue, mosque or temple except on special family occasions, such as weddings, etc. They may not like the priest, rabbi or conventional mode of community worship.

It is easier for them to pray or worship within the comfort of their own home.

As for your question concerning when a fetus is considered a human being for legal purposes, that depends on the State and the criterion they use to determine which age fits the bill.

Evangelical States make the legal age at conception.

Secular States that separate Church from State make it anywhere from 3 - 6 months.

I don't think that Science is the authority on all matters, but when it concerns legal philosophy, I give power to Science over Religious Institutions. And by saying this, I do not mean to degrade the power and authority of G-d in any shape or form, let alone disrespect G-d.

But I do think Science has more value and authority than most priests, ministers rabbis, etc.