[dschapin]

Right but you admitted that even you had premarital sex. So, your indignation seemed to be more over the fact that she had gotten pregnant than that she had had premarital sex. If we can forgive her for sinning and having premarital sex - I am having trouble fathoming why you can’t forgive her not having used birth control and thus getting pregnant. Choosing not to use birth control is not an immoral act.

[tsmith130]

So, your indignation seemed to be more over the fact that she had gotten pregnant than that she had had premarital sex.

No, she seems to be passing judgement on that too. See post #2065

[cardinal4]

This thread is getting old. I'm 41, my first two kids were born unmarried. My first is a 13 year old who lives in Maryland, the other two, one is my wife's, are here with us. We are married now and as coincidence would have it, we are having our first planned child tomorrow. My wife is being induced in the morning.

Who gives a frogs fat ass that the Governors daughter is pregnant? Kids make mistakes, thats what they do. In this case, one should recall that there already was a known defect in Trig, and the family went right ahead with the birth. That appears to be the case with the daughter as well-accepting a mistake and dealing with it responsibly, and in the case of Trig continuing with the pregnancy regardless of the known challenges that lie ahead. That speaks volumes to me.

2000+ posts on this is a waste of bandwidth. Some of the Holier than Thou posts are quite embarrassing. Judge not, lest ye be judged..