World Religions On Abortion

[Guest T-Bone]

Thanks Morph...

[Crusader_4]

I like what Alan Keyes has to say on the Rape Incest issue. That should a son be punished or murdered for the sins of his father? What type of Justice is that?

[Guest T-Bone]

The type of justice that one comes to expect in America.

[MorphRC]

[quote name='T-Bone' date='Sep 3 2004, 05:28 PM'] Thanks Morph... [/quote]

[VeraMaria]

That's so depressing to read...

Like Ash, for some reason I thought orthodox Jews and Muslims opposed abortion.

And "except in cases of rape or incest" really makes me go .

[voiciblanche]

[quote name='dUSt' date='Sep 3 2004, 01:06 AM'] "Except in cases of rape or incest"... That's the biggest crock of horse poo I've ever heard. I'd like for the people who believe that to name me one other crime where it's acceptable to punish the child for the crime committed by his/her father.

Let's say Fred believes that abortion is acceptable in cases of rape. The next day, Fred's dad is found guilty of rape. Will Fred be firm in his beliefs and go volunteer for the electric chair? [/quote]
Exactly. And some Americans especially... a little while back, I read an "explanation" of why the Ten Commandments are prohibited from being posted in public gov't buildings. One of the reasons why the First is prohibited is because part of it says something about "punishing future generations for past sins" (I don't remember that in the First Commandment, go figure), and that the reason why this is "unacceptable" is because "most Americans find it repulsive to punish children for their parent's/parents' crimes." Of course, it's perfectly okay in our great country to murder babies because of the crimes of their parents. Now [i]that[/i] is repulsive.