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Are you Pro Life  

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  1. 1. Are you Pro Life

    • for Pro Life
    • for pro choice
    • pro choice only for extreme cases ie Mothers in danger of death


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Thank you thank you...I do try :tt1:

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Like when the so called pro-choice people don't want to be call Pro-abortionists. (which is really what they are; all for murdering babies)

You mean like when the anti-abortionists want to be called pro-life when they're not? They just want to criminalize abortion they don't care about anyone's life - like the lives lost of those who don't have health insurance:

If you don't have health insurance you have a 52% greater chance of dying from a heart attack compared to someone who does.

If you don't have health insurance, you have a 49% greater chance of dying from a stroke compared to someone who does.

But remember, those lives don't count to those who wrongly call themselves pro-life because

1) they're already born

2) healthcare isn't a right

3) they should have saved for their heart attack and or stroke care.

4) and basically, if you don't have healthcare, well, too bad, you're on your own, tough luck. Go get a job with healthcare, blah, blah, blah - yap, yap, yap.

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Eccleiastes 11:5 As you do not know the path of the wind, or how the body is formed in the mother's womb, so you can not understand the work of God, the Maker of all things.

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Is anyone else having the problem of not being able to see the last post that is shown on the thread when they click on it? I have this problem from time to time.

Or could it be because that person deleted their post?

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Like when the so called pro-choice people don't want to be call Pro-abortionists. (which is really what they are; all for murdering babies)

Sorry you're so narrow-minded that you can't understand the difference between "pro-choice" and "pro-abortion" Is there anyone else out there who doesn't understand that one can be anti-abortion AND pro-choice?

Anyone who can't understand how someone can rant and rave about abortion being killing, under any circumstance imaginable, and that the reason it is wrong is because God made all things but who finds it perfectly acceptable to rationalize and in fact endorse capitol punishment?

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Is anyone else having the problem of not being able to see the last post that is shown on the thread when they click on it? I have this problem from time to time.

Or could it be because that person deleted their post?

I think if someone votes in the poll, it shows up as a new response to the thread. I think.

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Isaiah 49:15 Can a woman forget her sucking child, that she should not have compassion on the son of her womb? yea, they may forget, yet will I not forget thee.

If a baby in the womb were just a blob of tissue, then why would a blob of tissue need compassion? Only human beings need compassion.

Isaiah 49:1 Listen to me, you islands;

hear this, you distant nations:

Before I was born the LORD called me;

from my birth he has made mention of my name.

The baby in this womb was called to be a part of God's family before he was even born. In other words, he was in the womb of his mother and God had a plan for him. Does God name blobs of tissue?

Isaiah 49:5 And now the LORD says—

he who formed me in the womb to be his servant

to bring Jacob back to him

and gather Israel to himself,

for I am honored in the eyes of the LORD

and my God has been my strength-

It is God who forms babies in a mothers womb. I wouldn't mess with God's forming if I was you.

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You need to go see "Eat, Pray, Love" because there are two lines in it that pertain to your extremist spiritual beliefs.

One has to do with God living within us. The other about the person who is too consumed with God and herself.

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