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To: MestaMachine; Caleb1411; wagglebee
Why didn't you quote the whole paragraph: So, for example, a Christian, based on the central claims of his faith, has good reason to believe that the unborn from conception is a moral person and thus his neighbor. Nevertheless, he may have a difficult time placing that belief in our laws if he lives in a society in which most of its citizens cannot “see” the unborn’s personhood.?

Pro-lifers do what they can do to stop the carnage:

** work to elect pro-life legislative majorities

** introduce women to the babies in their wombs

** expose Big Abortion's pandemic illegalities

** pass pro-life legislation

The abortion industry's leaders' lamentations indicate that life is winning over death.

** NARAL President Nancy Keenan addressing a pro-choice audience at the University of Texas (Jan. 17, 2008): "Let’s be honest: Roe today is a shell of its former self. Yes, we won 35 years ago—but women have been losing ground, losing rights, losing options, losing access, losing availability, and just plain losing nearly every day since.

"The numbers don’t lie. Since 1995, American politicians have passed more than 550 laws limiting women’s reproductive freedom. In nearly 90 percent of the counties across America, there is no access to abortion because there is no abortion provider."

*** "...Planned Parenthood leaders decried the new legislation but said they won't sue over new requirements on abortion clinics that [Missouri] Gov. Jay Nixon allowed to become law last week.

"The bill requires that clinics give women a chance to view an ultrasound and listen to the heartbeat of a fetus. It also requires that a consultation occur in person, as opposed to over the phone.

"Paula Gianino, president and chief executive of Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region, said the provisions basically mirror laws passed in other states and upheld by the courts, so there's no point in spending the time and money on a court fight it can't win."

** "NARAL Report Gives America D Grade For Limiting Abortions"

6 posted on 04/10/2011 3:21:21 PM PDT by rhema ("Break the conventions; keep the commandments." -- G. K. Chesterton)
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To: rhema

Because it does not change the ratinalization of murder. That’s why.
HE says, and remember something, this is ALSO a “pillar” of islam,” “You don’t need to do something 100% if you do it adequately.”
So...by his reasoning, while you sit back and watch the murders of 10 million inncocents, it’s just okay to not feel any guilt if you save one or two.
OR, it’s not really a Holocaust if you murder 6 million there are still a couple of Jews left alive...so, let’s not blow up the deathcamps as long as a few escape.
Or, it’s not really genocide if you murder 9/10ths of an entire population IF there are a few of the indigenous natives left.

Right?
BS.


7 posted on 04/10/2011 3:47:57 PM PDT by MestaMachine (Note: I do NOT capitalize anything I don't respect...like obama and/or islam...but I repeat myself.)
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To: rhema

“** “NARAL Report Gives America D Grade For Limiting Abortions’”
Wow. Couldn’t work for the F and ENDING abortions, huh?


8 posted on 04/10/2011 3:51:03 PM PDT by MestaMachine (Note: I do NOT capitalize anything I don't respect...like obama and/or islam...but I repeat myself.)
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