shagster01
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Have they ever had to on abortion?
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Have they ever had to on abortion?
I'll repeat myself since you two sexual anarchists didn't hear me the first time:
Having laws in place to protect the mother's life isn't pro abortion.
Heck, even Aaron agrees with that:
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Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
Yes, Aaron, if an 11 year of girl (who must be less than 5 feet tall and probably weighs less than a hundred pounds) is forced through law to carry a baby to term, which most likely would kll her, that would be an immoral act.
Angel4Truth addressed that in Lighthouse's rape thread.
Do you want to be responsible for that little girls death Aaron?
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3548057&postcount=13
Kindly review this link to see that even the countries with the toughest abortion laws throughout the world allow abortion to save the mother's life.
http://www.pregnantpause.org/lex/world02.htm
And since you didn't answer my question the first time that I asked it, I'll ask you two again:
... share your strategy on how voting for pro abortion/anti family candidates like Gary Johnson of the pro abortion /anti family Libertarian Party and Barack Obama of the pro abortion/anti family Democratic Party is going to help decrease the 1.2 million surgical abortions done each year here in the US (those who take pills to abort their unborn baby are not included in that number).
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It hasn't been done because we as a country cherish our culture of death.
:rotfl: well played...
WizardofOz
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:hammer:
Because you're dishonest, you left out the rest of the post:
I gotta ask this question: How has voting for a 3rd Party candidate helped the pro life cause here in the United States? I'll gladly share again what B. Hussein Obama has done for the pro abortion/sexual anarchist movement since being elected President (things that wouldn't have happened had a pro life Republican been elected).
http://www.beliefnet.com/columnists...o-abortion-record-a-pro-life-compilation.html
Granted, supposed "conservative" politicians have done little to nothing to recriminalize abortion in this country, but who is to blame for that? (Hint: Apathetic Christians ).
And since you didn't answer my question the first and second time that I asked it, I'll ask you two again:
... share your strategy on how voting for pro abortion/anti family candidates like Gary Johnson of the pro abortion /anti family Libertarian Party and Barack Obama of the pro abortion/anti family Democratic Party is going to help decrease the 1.2 million surgical abortions done each year here in the US (those who take pills to abort their unborn baby are not included in that number).
What is more telling is that you actually believe that supposed "conservative" politicians ever intended to do anything about abortion to begin with. Before abortion, homosexuality, or any other social ill will ever change, the hearts of men (including but not limited to Apathetic Christians) will have to change first.
WizardofOz
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Because you're dishonest, you pretend as if this hasn't been answered before:
Suffering from memory loss?
Hence my words a few posts ago talking about our country's "culture of death".
http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4309655&postcount=43
Now please share your strategy on how voting for a 3rd Party candidate instead of demanding that the Republican Party embrace traditional family values is going to help the pro life movement.
Daniel1611
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How has voting helped the pro life case? The sheep keep voting for liars who won't change a thing. The game is rigged.
Daniel1611
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If the Republicans finally banned abortion, how would they make sure they would still have you in their pocket?
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Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
And since you didn't answer my question the first and second time that I asked it, I'll ask you two again:
... share your strategy on how voting for pro abortion/anti family candidates like Gary Johnson of the pro abortion /anti family Libertarian Party and Barack Obama of the pro abortion/anti family Democratic Party is going to help decrease the 1.2 million surgical abortions done each year here in the US (those who take pills to abort their unborn baby are not included in that number).
1.5 Abortion
Recognizing that abortion is a sensitive issue and that people can hold good-faith views on all sides, we believe that government should be kept out of the matter, leaving the question to each person for their conscientious consideration.
https://www.lp.org/platform
Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
And since you didn't answer my question the first and second time that I asked it, I'll ask you two again:
... share your strategy on how voting for pro abortion/anti family candidates like Gary Johnson of the pro abortion /anti family Libertarian Party and Barack Obama of the pro abortion/anti family Democratic Party is going to help decrease the 1.2 million surgical abortions done each year here in the US (those who take pills to abort their unborn baby are not included in that number).
1.5 Abortion
Recognizing that abortion is a sensitive issue and that people can hold good-faith views on all sides, we believe that government should be kept out of the matter, leaving the question to each person for their conscientious consideration.
https://www.lp.org/platform
WizardofOz
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Daniel gets it :thumb:
Being I live in California my vote does not count in the general election anyway (hasn't since Reagan), and our primary is held so late that the field is pretty much whittled down by the time I do get a chance to have a say so, I am just an observer in this process for all intensive purposes. So, really I have no strategy (not sure I need one) because I have no say in the process to begin with. Unlike yourself though, I hold out no hope that Republicans will do anything meaningful on the moral/social front even if they do happen to get elected. My prediction post 2016 is Status Quo no matter who is elected.
What is the role of government as seen through the Eyes of God Daniel?
Who is responsible for holding those elected officials up to those standards Daniel?
Daniel1611
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A godly governments job is to punish evil doers. That's it. America doest have a godly government so I don't vote for the devils that run it. Not that voting matters anyway. Keep voting and let me know how it turns out for you.
So simple, and so true. But no one gets it.
You have to have a majority of the electorate that is willing to hold government to a standard...what is your strategy to get that majority voice?
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