[marshmallow]

I'd just like to say that the right to life for the Church of England is not absolute, either.

In fact, it's already dead.

It's just that nobody has yet had the honesty and courage to give it a decent burial.

[G Larry]

The "protest" never ends!

[cpforlife.org]

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[RobRoy]

Church of England? Apparently that was the church Herod attended.

[sunvalley]

There is a difference between euthanasia and not using extraordinary measures to keep an infant alive. As a pediatric nurse, I have taken care of many children who are kept alive only through extensive, invasive treatment. Most of those children will never even be capable of forming thoughts. The vast majority of us would not want to be kept alive if we were in a situation where there was no hope of ever being conscious and thinking. Why should be always assume that it is right to do keep an infant alive in these circumstances?

[finnigan2]

I believe that, in British law, the Queen is the head of the Church of England. However, it has been traditional for hundreds of years that the monarch doesn't meddle in Church matters.
There now seems sufficient grounds for her to step in and clean house for a Church that has completely lost it's way. If, as a result, the Church is split between believers and abortionists, she will have only hastened it's end.

[Aquinasfan]

From the first Christian church to approve artificially induced sterility, or "birth control."

Few realize that up until 1930, all Protestant denominations agreed with the Catholic Church’s teaching condemning contraception as sinful. At its 1930 Lambeth Conference, the Anglican church, swayed by growing social pressure, announced that contraception would be allowed in some circumstances.

[trisham]

Its views were expressed in a similar submission to the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, which was set up two years ago and which is due to publish its finding later this week.

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Why is it that any issue subjected to the scrutiny of those in "bioethics" results in a death sentence for some poor unfortunate?

[Binstence]

Always interesting to see possible and certainly in the same sentance. Demonic death cult.

[Brian Allen]

<< (Tiny Blair and the other, some even posing as bishops, priests and as other clergy, fascissocialist heirs and successors of those who once saw to the sanctity of what used to be) The (Holy, Catholic and Apostolic) Church of England believe doctors should be given the right to withhold treatment from some seriously disabled newborn babies .... >>

Post-Christian, once great, now groveling, britain, in which Brussels, Strasbourg and Sharia trump even common sense and basic decency -- and not to even mention, God's Law -- is doomed.

Dissolute, decadent, degenerate, dead -- doomed!

[gilor]

"wrong color eyes...Doctor, kill it."

[tutstar]

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[markomalley]

More words of wisdom from the formerly Christian Church of England.

Sigh!

[8mmMauser]

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