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Re: Would you play God????
I do not see life as disposable, but I think women should continue to have the choice of whether they have a child....and when. OK, I know that theoretically speaking, there should be no unwanted pregnancies with the contraceptive advances there have been in the last 50 years....but the fact is that there will still be failures of contraception......and there will still be human failures too.......an unwanted child is a punished child. It never ceased to amaze me that a woman could opt to terminate a pregnancy rather than give up a baby for adoption.....but again, maybe we have society to blame(in part) for this. Somehow, a woman is stigmatised for giving up her child....even if it is done in a controlled manner (rather than having the baby and leaving it on a doorstep somewhere)and certainly a child who is given up must go through the agonies of wondering why it was rejected....not the best start in life. Every solution causes a problem.
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Re: Would you play God????
And even when abortions were not legal, many women still had them.....the rich and priveleged would go to their favourite gynaecologist...hand over a nice wad of money and a D&C was done....the poorer relations sought out one of the women who knew about these things....they still handed over money....and sometimes their lives went with it.
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For most of me life, was pro-abortion (the murder of an innocent one). I now am pro-life but still question different circumstances so not radical about it. Peter |
Re: Would you play God????
Hey Peter, I don't believe I'm keeping God out of the equation if I don't want to have machines keep me alive. I mean, nowadays, they can replace almost every body part and keep most of those parts working with machines.
As I've stated before, I believe in an eternal existance with God. Why would I want to stay here, unnaturally, in pain and suffering? I believe God made man's body to last less than 80 - 100 years. I don't see how extending life to 130 - 150 years or whatever with machines is right. At least not for me. This is just my opinion on this! |
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