“From what you have written, I have concluded that you believe forcing a woman to carry a ‘preborn human’ to term is the same as slavery. She is forced to give this child life.”
The question is not abortion. I believe abortion is an abomination, but two wrongs do not make a right.
It is always wrong for person to use force against another person to make them do what they think is right, if that other person is not physical threat to them.
So here is a question for you. Whatever you believe about abortion, exactly what is your concern? It is certainly not the life of the child, is it? Do you believe that an unborn is just dead, if aborted, or that it goes to live in paradise. If you had a choice to live with God or live on earth, which would you pick?
Hank
“It is always wrong for person to use force against another person to make them do what they think is right, if that other person is not physical threat to them.”
You keep saying we cannot force other to do what we think is right. We do have laws against murder, theft, rape etc. Why? Because those things are a threat to others. Abortion is a threat to the unborn child. There SHOULD be laws against it to protect the rights of the child.
My concern is for the life of the child. God gave us life and Christ came to give us life abundantly. I believe that the child will be in heaven but God doesn’t give life so we can snuff it out indiscrimantely. If that is the case, why not just kill everyone off that says they are a Christian so they can go on to paradise?
The ONLY comfort and sanity that comes from abortion is that the child is now in heaven but that is not a reason to allow the abomination to continue. You are justifying the burning alive or the ripping apart of precious little babies by the fact that they are now in a better place. Either abortion is an injustice that we should outlaw or it is not. Pick a side.