Schraf, forgive me if the following point has been addressed.
What this article does is point out something that is somewhat obvious. Every group and everyone is a hypocrit to some degree or other. How often do christians refer to other religions as "superstition" and then turn around and believe in an immaterial, intangible all-powerful being? How often do atheists criticize religious people for believing something without evidence and then turn around and follow their "gut feelings"? How often do scientists criticize the common man for not having enough understanding of a scientific subject he is talking about and then turn around and have their own opinion on a subject that is not their fields of expertise? How often do the Bush supporters accuse the "other side" of being commie bastards and then turn around and cash in their social security checks?
My "gut feeling" is that this thread is meant to point out (or at least imply) the blunt hypocrisy of the anti-abortion crowd. What I really see is that the article does little more than to tell us that some, probably very few, individuals who are pro-life are also unreasonable and self-deluding.
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