We should ask a reader who has had an abortion if they were anesthetized.
I wouldn't think they would be, but I am neither a doctor nor a woman.
The Religion of Blinding Bluster
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I wouldn't think they would be, but I am neither a doctor nor a woman.
I feel that anyone demanding that statues be torn down, schools be renamed, and American history be rewritten are intellectually, emotionally, and morally damaged people and should not be allowed to overrule the will of others they have no respect for.
Does Jesus have flesh after His resurrection?
He did eat and drink, so I am going to disagree with you.
Walking in the Spirit is how Jesus walked, so if we are walking like He walked we will be like Him before His return.
Come quickly Lord Jesus.
Do you feel that the Russians can tear down statues honoring Stalin?
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We have been given the tools. The way to salvation. But we have not yet implemented them, nor achieved the goal. And we never will so long as we keep telling ourselves how righteous we are.
Possible, and yet none of us has so far managed it.
I shouldn't say that. We do manage it to some degree. Salvation is a process.
You don't walk on water. You didn't raise yourself from the dead. You cannot be in several places at once. Jesus had no sin before or after His resurrection. You may be like Jesus in some ways but are still very far from being like Him in every way right now on earth.
Tearing down statues of communists? If that is a good thing it will likely be supported by the overwhelming majority of the people. Tearing down statues of former American leaders is supported by leftist communist groups like BLM, but not by the majority of Americans.
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Why do you think an unwanted fetus is considered "lifeless"?
Me either. I just know it's possible.
Speak for yourself.
I have implemented them, to the glory of God.
I can't agree.
Jesus didn't suffer and die in vain.
I guess that depends on your definition of "salvation".
All those differences and still, I am like Him in so many other ways.
I so rejoice that God and His Son made it possible for all of us to be raised with Christ to walk in newness of life. (Rom 6:4)
They were not American leaders.
They were rebels to America.
I don't, but the pro-abortion advocates do.
Let's wait for a "witness" to reply.
PureX
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How much respect do you have for women facing the ordeal of an unplanned and unwanted pregnancy? Or for all of your fellow citizens that believe an individual's right to choose what happens within their own bodies is more important than your desire to dictate morality to everyone?
The problem with not caring about what anyone else thinks and feels is that they aren't going to care what you think or feel, either. And why should they? Then all that's left is dictatorial oppression. You may say that's fine as long as you're the dictator. But you'd better watch your back, because no one else is going to put up with it willingly, or forever.
PureX
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No one is "pro abortion". And no one thinks the fetus is lifeless. If it were, an abortion would not be needed. The problem will have resolved itself.
Would you be so concerned about not anesthetizing a human being for execution? Just curious.
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Are you talking about promiscuous and out of wedlock sinful sexual relations that caused the pregnancy?
The baby has ITS OWN BODY. So they do not have the right to murder it.
PureX
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No, I was asking about girls raped by their fathers and brothers, pastors and priests, that are far too young to deal with the rigors of a pregnancy. Especially one that was caused by violent trauma.
The mother also has her own body, and the right to remove any unwanted growths within it.
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So due to "special" circumstances, we punish the baby with the death penalty?
You just keep LYING. The "unwanted growth" is ANOTHER HUMAN PERSON.
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"We" don't do anything. Because it's not "our" problem to resolve.
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Its' an editorial "we", but I should know that you're too dumb to understand that.
So due to "special" circumstances, THEY punish the baby with the death penalty?
PureX
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Babies die all the time due to special circumstances. So do adults. We help when we can, but sometimes we can't, and sometimes we just don't want to bother. Because it "costs too much". Or because we didn't like the victim, anyway. Or because whatever. Why are you pretending that when it comes to pregnancy we should be living in a perfect world, where we can demand perfection, regardless of the cost to the mother? We don't live in a perfect world, and we have no right to expect or demand perfection from anyone. We're all just doing the best we can.
Everyone dies. Some sooner than others. That's just the way it is in this imperfect world.