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To: Mr Ramsbotham
It doesn't help the pro-abortion forces that pregnant women can now get a full-color, high-definition movie of their ultrasound. When you see something like that, there's no doubt about what you're seeing.

That's one of life's great ironies.

It was science which so many religious fundamentalist hate so much that has actually turn the tide in the abortion debate.

22 posted on 01/25/2006 9:55:48 AM PST by qam1 (There's been a huge party. All plates and the bottles are empty, all that's left is the bill to pay)
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To: qam1
It was science which so many religious fundamentalist hate so much that has actually turn the tide in the abortion debate.

What a totally assinine statement. I can only assume you are a religious bigot because "religious fundamentalist" as you call them disagree on what is good science and what isn't. As a person you would probably put into this group I can say that I have never hated science. In fact, in working with Crisis Pregnancy Centers I have helped fight for the right for women to see their ultrasounds at abortion mills. Most change their minds if they see the ultrasound. We also showed many scientific films on baby development and such.

47 posted on 01/25/2006 10:45:23 AM PST by TXBubba ( Democrats: If they don't abort you then they will tax you to death.)
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To: qam1
It was science which so many religious fundamentalist hate so much that has actually turn the tide in the abortion debate.

Ain't science they hate, it's the hijacking of science.

97 posted on 01/25/2006 11:36:16 AM PST by Mr. Silverback (GOP Blend Coffee--"Coffee for Conservative Taste!" Go to www.gopetc.com)
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