Posted on 05/08/2022 11:31:18 AM PDT by artichokegrower
This solipsism is evident in all of these petty communist screeds.
She was also a good friend with Justice Scalia in a law intellectual way.
They differ from the most strictly anti-abortion Catholics in that way, as the latter do not make a distinction, last I heard.
I don't know what you "heard," but we Catholics do permit abortion to save a mother's life. It's the only exception, because it's life for life.
“ thou shalt not murder would have covered it.”
You’d think so but 50 years after roe v Wade Americans are still stuck on when does life begin. Stuck on stupid.
Tgat and I’m not interested in any anticatholic FR crap today.
Frank Zappa fans hit hardest.
The Talmud is not Scripture … has no more authority than a Koran.
Beyond being a violation of the human rights of pregnant people
Again, we see a liberal commentator being afraid to say “pregnant women”. These people are so damn afraid of offending the tiny number of “transgender” females who don’t identify as women any longer. This is “newspeak” as espoused by Orwell in “1984”.
All religions are free to practice their religion until their religion disagrees with U.S> law. Otherwise, someone is always under direct threat by others of differing relibions.
It's that simple.
That line is in regards to the child endangering the life of the mother, it is not pertaining to woman's right to have an abortion.
It seems to me that if the “abortion argument” is framed in terms like, “the soul enters the fetus at the moment of conception, and a person enters existence at this moment” — in such a case, one is dealing with a religious argument of some kind, and then one could review the Torah, the Bible, the Koran, or whatever and make an assessment “Does this abortion argument conflict with my faith?”
But, as far as I can see, no one is doing any of that.
The Supreme Court is saying “We do not have the power to make a blanket determination; let the states decide.” Does that somehow violate the Torah??
My own view is (I think) science: egg and sperm are both alive, not each contain only half the chromosomes of a human. When they join, they create a living cell which is genetically unique and clearly human. That’s a human life. I think the states ought to protect human life. I don’t see it as a religious argument. If the government does not have an obligation to protect human life, then what good is the earthly government?
Such a complete warping of some of the most fundamental Biblical ( and natural human) moral values as mass-scale “anortion on demand” is definitely NOT Judaism nor Christianity . Not by a country mile.
This is what rabbis mean when we say that “access to abortion is a religious requirement for Jews.”
So access to thigh surgery is also a religious requirement? To liposuction?
Why do they want to make it all about Jewish rights?
What about the rights of the Satanists and their baby sacrifices to Moloch?
(Please Come Quickly Lord Jesus!)
From http://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/the-fetus-in-jewish-law/
Intentional abortion is not mentioned directly in the Bible, but a case of accidental abortion is discussed in Exodus 21:22‑23, where Scripture states: “When men fight and one of them pushes a pregnant woman and a miscarriage results, but no other misfortune ensues, the one responsible shall be fined as the woman’s husband may exact from him, the payment to be based on judges’ reckoning. But if other misfortune ensues, the penalty shall be life for life.”
If it’s due to an accident, you don’t execute people for unintended deaths. That doesn’t mean the unborn baby isn’t a person. Why would intentional abortion even be a consideration when children were considered a blessing and barrenness a curse?
Is this correct according to your knowledge?
What lies. Religious Jews have an average 7 kids per family. Only atheist Jews-In-Name-Only, who don’t observe the Sabbath and haven’t seen the inside of a synogogue in years, are having abortions.
That’s what I said. She was against Roe. But only because it was bad law.
I’m glad to hear that.
I hate when people say sanctimoniously “We mustn’t play God.” We play God all the time. In the medical professions and elsewhere.
When I was of childbearing age, people where I lived advised us quietly never to have a childbirth in a Catholic hospital, because they often kept hands off until it was too late. It’s a careful medical decision made by the most ethical people sometimes, not for those of us who didn’t bother going to medical school.
they seem to worship at the altar of death, that’s why they are always hyping war, and favor criminals over the law-abiding.
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