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APPENDIX A. TALK.ABORTION: AUGUST 9, 1994 124 muder. I don’t understand this need to demonize your opposition (and here I’m speaking to both sides of the abortion debate). Believe it or not, different people can come to different opinions about an issue without one side being evil or mislead. Not all pro-lifers are book burning anti-sex Inquisitioners. Not all pro-choicers are amoral baby killers. The sooner both sides realise this, the sooner we can see if there is any sort of compromise on this issue to be found. -David "ZZYZX" Steinberg (dsteinbe@emmy.nmsu.edu) "Time for Timer" ********************************************************************** *"It made most people nervous *"I can’t believe I’m a junior and a * * They just didn’t want to know * film major, when all I really * * What I was seeing * wanted in this life was to marry a * * In the refuge of the roads." * lobsterman and cook fish." * *-Joni Mitchell * -a letter from Christie Searing * ********************************************************************** Article 4 Reference 161346 From lneff@copper.ucs.indiana.edu Date Tue, Aug 2, 1994 1:24 AM In article , Jim C wrote: >Hill apparently believed that the Bible says its OK to kill people under >certain circumstances. > One does not have to "believe" that the bible says so; it is indeed a fact that the bible specifies certain conditions and provides narratives and other statements which demonstrate that people may be killed. Here are a few (from the old testament): Killing of warriors and certain civilians in war; Stoning of adulterers; Killing of practicing male (not female) homosexuals; Killing of those who desecrate the sabbath; Killing of pregnant women and of children who are part of a nation or tribe characterized as god’s enemies (see Hosea); Killing of a newborn for the sin of his adulterous parents (David and Bathsheba); Killing of entire extended families for the sins of the patriarch (see the history of the northern kingdom of Israel -- even though children are not to be punished for the sins of the parents... Just think of the many people we’d lose (born, unborn, and newly born) if the bible were practiced according to what it says -- that is, when it says something consistently...
APPENDIX A. TALK.ABORTION: AUGUST 9, 1994 125 Yet for some reason god did not live up to his promise that Adam would die on the day that he might eat of the tree of knowledge. Article 5 Reference 161352 From waynet@indirect.com Date Tue, Aug 2, 1994 2:43 AM Mike Steiner (steiner@netcom.com) wrote: : In Article , ray@netcom.com (Ray Fischer) wrote: : >camfield@olympus.net (Tom Camfield) writes ... : >>> "A woman’s rights to her body should stop where : >>> the fetus’s body begins." : >>> Ray Fischer : >> : >>Let’s carry denial of a woman’s right to her body back to further absurdity : >>and make loss of same the point of insemination. : > : >Thinking isn’t your strong point, is it? This is the classic : >slippery-slope fallacy carried to a ridiculous extreme. : > : >Or do you think that a fetus should have no more rights than : >the average steak? : A fetus *has* no more rights than the average steak. And certainly less rights than an *excellent* steak... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wayne (waynet@indirect.com) "My ancestors were Puritans from England. They arrived here in 1648 in the hope of finding greater restrictions than were permissible under English law at that time." - Garrison Keillor ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Article 6 Reference 161368 From kevin@rotag.mi.org Date Tue, Aug 2, 1994 7:46 AM In article steiner@netcom.com (Mike Steiner) writes: >In Article , kevin@rotag.mi.org (Kevin >Darcy) wrote: >>In article steiner@netcom.com (Mike >Steiner) writes: >>> >>>What is in dispute is whether a fetus has the right to trespass inside a >>>woman’s body, leeching nutrients from her, against her will. Apparently,
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