NotfooledbyW
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ding221125-#5,799 “No. It would be idiotic to have a right’s discussion with someone whose core belief is that there are no rights other than the mother’s rights”
NFBW: A fertilized egg from the moment of conception in the form of a not viable human being that is alive and developing prior to birth is protected by the same constitutional rights of the mother that she has had since she was born on US Soil. According to the Constitution a newly born, human being acquires it’s own individual rights on the day he or she is born just like his or her mother.
Sorry ding it is up to you to define and describe rights you believe apply to a fertilized egg in a secular nation of laws that derive from our Constitution. If you think there are some constitutional rights being violated against a fetus, when a woman chooses in private to terminate her own pregnancy, I will listen .
Since you can’t do that I understand why it would be idiotic to have a rights discussion based on constitutional laws.
I understand that Catholic doctrine teaches that it is a sin to terminate a pregnancy because the fetus is created by God who seeks to have a relationship with each and every human being that he mysteriously creates including those that end in miscarriage to women who are heartbroken by this phenomenon of God’s will and love.
But religious doctrine is no part of the Constitution and specifically Catholic belief has no part because Catholics delegations were not present along with the rational theism that went into its writing.
If you can’t handle the truth that Constitutional rights begin at birth ding as a core belief you might as well be refusing to discuss things with anyone who does not have a core belief that the earth is flat.
What do you fear?
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NFBW: A fertilized egg from the moment of conception in the form of a not viable human being that is alive and developing prior to birth is protected by the same constitutional rights of the mother that she has had since she was born on US Soil. According to the Constitution a newly born, human being acquires it’s own individual rights on the day he or she is born just like his or her mother.
Sorry ding it is up to you to define and describe rights you believe apply to a fertilized egg in a secular nation of laws that derive from our Constitution. If you think there are some constitutional rights being violated against a fetus, when a woman chooses in private to terminate her own pregnancy, I will listen .
Since you can’t do that I understand why it would be idiotic to have a rights discussion based on constitutional laws.
I understand that Catholic doctrine teaches that it is a sin to terminate a pregnancy because the fetus is created by God who seeks to have a relationship with each and every human being that he mysteriously creates including those that end in miscarriage to women who are heartbroken by this phenomenon of God’s will and love.
But religious doctrine is no part of the Constitution and specifically Catholic belief has no part because Catholics delegations were not present along with the rational theism that went into its writing.
If you can’t handle the truth that Constitutional rights begin at birth ding as a core belief you might as well be refusing to discuss things with anyone who does not have a core belief that the earth is flat.
What do you fear?
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