Evangelical Switch from Pro-choice to Anti-abortion

Stile writes:In this sense I think morality is society's business such that the society (and those looking to visit or join that society) should know what's currently expected/understood by that society and be able to explain it to visitors or possible new comers.

Stile writes:This would be on the level of developing justice/police systems so that the society can deal with issues that affect the people making up the society.

Stile writes:Yeah. And Germany's functioning justice/police system was based on their morality. It was just a morality that I do not care very much for. However, many of the people-in-power at the time did care about such a morality. So much so that they had it strictly enforced.Again... I don't think I understand what you're attempting to get at.
I can see how "a good-natured" morality doesn't enter into Germany's justice/police system of that time. But their society certainly adhered to a certain morality. I agree that if we look at all the times oppression happened... then we see that "morality" was usually the driving force.However:If we look at all the times where good progress and growth happened... then we see that "morality" was usually the driving force then as well.Perhaps "morality" is a driving force for many things.

Faith writes:Is murder a moral offense? Does it concern society or just the murderer and his victim? Is stealing a moral offense? Does it concern society or just the robber and his victim? Is fraud a moral offense? Does it concern society or just the defrauder and his victim?

Faith writes:What if you just start at the fully formed baby within minutes of birth: why or why not do you regard it as human and would you ever support aborting it at that stage and for what reasons?How about a month before its due date? Two months? Three months? and so on. Until you find the point at which you definitely don't think of it as human and definitely think abortion is a reasonable solution to what you regard as a difficult situation?

Faith writes:I disagree.

Faith writes:Kiling a human being cannot possibly sanely be construed as a merely personal matter.And just to counter another of your wacko opinions, forcing Christians to accept gay marriage as legitimate is a violation of freedom of religion.

Faith writes: At least five Christian businesses have been punished for refusing to accept gay marriage as legitimate.

Faith writes:Why are you such a word twisting sophist? The law is what forces Christians to treat gay marriage as legitimate. Stop twisting things.

Faith writes:THAT IS A BALD-FACED STUPID LIE WHEN WE KNOW CHRISTIANS ARE PUNISHED FOR REFUSING TO RECOGNIZE GAY MARRIAGE BY REFUSING TO SERVE A GAY WEDDING. STOP WITH THE LYING TWISTING SOPHISTRY!

Faith writes:That is not true.; They are specifically charged with discrimination.

Tangle writes:You say that it's the woman's choice, that the government has no role to play. I ask you whether the woman can terminate her pregnancy a day before term. You refuse to answer because you lack information.But life is not like that. We have to have an answer. What is it? There is no ‘don't know’ here, a policy is required. The options are no abortion, woman's choice or some regulated methodology

Tangle writes:But 1/10th of a second earlier you suddenly have no opinion. Liar, liar, pants on fire.

Tangle writes:'Your' opinion is short hand for society's opinion. If your own opinion mirrored sociey's we would allow abortion at term and that would be murder.