[sinkspur]

If it can't be done politically, then its time for pro-lifers to pull outta politics and re evangelize the culture about the roots of abortion, which is and always will be the contraceptive mentality.

Brian, this is an even larger uphill climb than arguing against abortion.

Contraception is a settled issue with the vast majority of the population.

Abortion is a much more grievous act than contraception, and contraception doesn't, of necessity, lead to abortions.

This is a Quixote-like quest.

[Polycarp]

Contraception is a settled issue with the vast majority of the population.

So what? Because the vast majority of the population has embraced what is objectively mortal sin, we're just going to walk away from the battle because some bigoted moron calls us TALIBANIC? I'm not afraid to step out of my comfort zone when it comes to the "hard word." I will not be cowed into silence by the dumbed down who think their shouts of "Talibanic Catholic" will defeat the Truth.

contraception doesn't, of necessity, lead to abortions

Are you so deceived by the culture at large that you honestly believe this, or just too embarassed by the pugilistic bullies of this kind of Forum to stand up for the Truth that abortion became legal because contraception was embraced as a way of life?

[ninenot]

Contraception is a settled issue with the vast majority of the population

But certainly NOT in the Diocese of Ft. Worth, I would hope--

Abortion is a much more grievous act than contraception, and contraception doesn't, of necessity, lead to abortions.

I dunno. Going to Hell or going to Hell grievously don't seem to be much different.