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Senator's change of heart: from pro-choice to pro-life
Baptist Press ^
| Nov 11, 2003
| Michael Foust
Posted on 12/13/2003 10:59:56 AM PST by Rightly Biased
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To: LS
"New science and technology can now show the heart of the unborn baby beating in the mother's womb . . . "New science and technology" can do a lot of things, but sonograms have been around since long before Mr. Miller ever set foot in the Georgia governor's mansion or the U.S. Senate.
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posted on
12/13/2003 1:14:19 PM PST
by
Alberta's Child
(Alberta -- the TRUE North strong and free.)
To: Rightly Biased
"...eyes that won't see, and ears that won't hear..."
To: skeptoid
Yes, indeed. There's even a catchy phrase for it:
"Ontogeny Recapitulates Phylogeny"
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posted on
12/13/2003 1:32:54 PM PST
by
debaryfl
To: technochick99
I thought my wife and I were the only ones to experience anything like that. After my wife miscarried, one of her so-called (now ex) friends told us that was a sign we weren't meant to have kids and we were better off with them. I told her point blank "Bitch get out of my house!"
This was a Friday night and my wife cried for 2 days. I never even speak her ex-friemds name. Even a mention brings up bad memories and makes her cry and this was 10 years ago.
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posted on
12/13/2003 2:01:35 PM PST
by
packrat35
(reality is for people who can't face science fiction)
To: technochick99
I find it fascinating that people can rationalize away the facts. Even when I was a child, when I heard that someone was pregnant, I never once thought they would deliver a turnip, an oak tree, or a fish. Nor did I ever--not one time--expect them to produce a "mass of cells."
Then, on I went to nursing school, where I saw the products of miscarriages---and many times, the tiny infant was visible--even in an early miscarriage.
Nope, even laying religion aside, I don't believe I ever had any doubt that the product of human conception was a human. But then, I tend to see things in black and white--not a lot of gray in my life--LOL!
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posted on
12/13/2003 2:28:26 PM PST
by
basil
(basil)
To: Rightly Biased
I understand why Zell is retiring. He must feel out of place in Democratic meetings with Barbara Boxer and Hillary Clinton.
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posted on
12/13/2003 2:28:57 PM PST
by
Kuksool
To: skeptoid
I'm happy that I never met that doctor!
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posted on
12/13/2003 2:33:05 PM PST
by
basil
(basil)
To: Rightly Biased
Too bad Zell's a Democrat.It is good that he is a Democrat. His words are more effactive.
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posted on
12/13/2003 5:00:46 PM PST
by
arthurus
(fighting them OVER THERE is better than fighting them OVER HERE)
To: Rightly Biased
Too bad Zell's a Democrat.It is good that he is a Democrat. His words are more effactive.
And he spells better, too.
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posted on
12/13/2003 5:04:27 PM PST
by
arthurus
(fighting them OVER THERE is better than fighting them OVER HERE)
To: arthurus
I get your point about Zell.
ewe should tri the knew spell checker it works grate.
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