JoeMoma
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If "preborn" humans are not innocent, then no humans are innocent.I agree, unfortunately every religion does. "Innocent" has always been a tricky thing to define.
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If "preborn" humans are not innocent, then no humans are innocent.I agree, unfortunately every religion does. "Innocent" has always been a tricky thing to define.
Millions of civilians living in cities were killed by bombers in WWII. Were the "preborn" humans living in Tokyo in 1945 innocent? Did the US murder them?If "preborn" humans are not innocent, then no humans are innocent.
Exceptions don't define rules. You are quick to believe things that fit your narrative. It's not so much that you are atheist as much as it is you are anti-christian.I'm sure Bruno would be happy to hear he was in the small, select group of those actually executed vs forced to recant their beliefs.
That's odd because as near as I can tell you only focus your "attention" on Christianity.I agree, unfortunately every religion does. "Innocent" has always been a tricky thing to define.
There were thousands of 'exceptions' in Spain alone.Exceptions don't define rules. You are quick to believe things that fit your narrative. It's not so much that you are atheist as much as it is you are anti-christian.
Christians make up the bulk of this country and have enormous influence on our culture. Not to mention that 'Christians' are singled out by the OP. In political threads, most of my 'attention' is focused on politics.That's odd because as near as I can tell you only focus your "attention" on Christianity.
I think you see what you want to see and dismiss what you don't want to see.There were thousands of 'exceptions' in Spain alone.
I think we do differ as to how we see Christianity. I judge it on all of its' history, you judge it only the best of its' history.
Are you trying to "justify" your ax grinding? I'd rather you just be honest about it.Christians make up the bulk of this country and have enormous influence on our culture. Not to mention that 'Christians' are singled out by the OP. In political threads, most of my 'attention' is focused on politics.
Of course the preborn humans were innocent. However, in the event of war, is it reasonable for an attacked country not to fight back because some innocent people will most certainly be killed in the war effort? Sometimes choices are between 2 or more evils. Seems to me you are just trolling at this point.Millions of civilians living in cities were killed by bombers in WWII. Were the "preborn" humans living in Tokyo in 1945 innocent? Did the US murder them?
Let's say they did. Is this your argument for abortion today? Any wrongs of yesterday deserved to be topped with more grievous wrongs of today?Millions of civilians living in cities were killed by bombers in WWII. Were the "preborn" humans living in Tokyo in 1945 innocent? Did the US murder them?
How valuable is choice? The world already shows what it thinks of the value of life.The Big Question (as we say in school sometimes)
How valuable is life?
You don't?I think you see what you want to see and dismiss what you don't want to see.
I honestly see myself as fair and balanced but I suspect everyone sees themselves that way. Even you.Are you trying to "justify" your ax grinding? I'd rather you just be honest about it.
I was hoping we'd find a point of agreement: Sometimes choices are between 2 or more evils. We may differ on the balance of the evils but that is exactly the point pro-choice people make. Thank you.Of course the preborn humans were innocent. However, in the event of war, is it reasonable for an attacked country not to fight back because some innocent people will most certainly be killed in the war effort? Sometimes choices are between 2 or more evils. Seems to me you are just trolling at this point.
Not the way you do it. You seek out people to argue and criticize their beliefs and then dismiss every basis for their beliefs. So, no. I don't do that.You don't?
Except when it comes to Christianity and Christians.I honestly see myself as fair and balanced...
No, my point is that sometimes we are forced to choose between two evils just as we were in WWII.Let's say they did. Is this your argument for abortion today? Any wrongs of yesterday deserved to be topped with more grievous wrongs of today?
You believe the world shows what all individuals think?How valuable is choice? The world already shows what it thinks of the value of life.
At least you recognize ending a human life in the womb is an "evil."No, my point is that sometimes we are forced to choose between two evils just as we were in WWII.