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ps: follow-up on abortion

President Obama issued a statement today on Roe v. Wade: Today marks the 38th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that protects women’s health and reproductive freedom, and affirms a fundamental principle: that government should not intrude on private family matters. I am committed to protecting this constitutional right. I also remain [...]
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orwell, abortion, and the catholic church

Progressive euphemization seems to be at work.  The word abortion is already a euphemism, taking a common word for “to stop something” and using it for “to kill a human being in utero.”  But oddly enough, even the watered down abortion appears not to be doing a good enough job hiding the nature of the [...]
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the abortion/death penalty fallacy

Let’s suspend our beliefs about abortion and the death penalty for a minute, and let’s think about a single question.  Is it hypocritical for those who believe in prohibiting abortion to also advocate the death penalty?  Or is it hypocritical for those who prohibit the death penalty to allow abortion?  My answer to both questions [...]
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i told you so

Remember how the Democrats refused to add an amendment to the health bill that would prevent it from providing direct taxpayer funding of abortions?  They said the bill didn’t have any abortion in it, so the amendment was just a stalling tactic.  They said the Republicans were just being paranoid.  And Obama even signed a [...]
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against the libertarian pro-abortion argument

You must read the conclusion at the end of this article before commenting. The more I try to think through the consequences of and reasons for various policies, the more libertarian I become. Libertarianism comes in varying degrees, but regardless of what exceptions one might add, the root of libertarianism is the belief that we [...]
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something for pro-lifers to think carefully about . . .

According to Yuval Levin, Obama’s Executive Order That Satisfied Stupak Does Absolutely Nothing His opinion is confirmed by, Schlafly: Health Care Vote Set to Expose the Myth of the ‘Pro-Life Democrat’ The health bill has passed, and with it the ability of the federal government to take your money and use it to pay for [...]
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an illustration of the futility of the anti-slippery-slope argument

Sometimes Christians say that allowing abortion and euthanasia for the terminally ill will lead to a further erosion of the sanctity of life and horrific treatment of the most vulnerable members of society.  If we cannot view life as sacred for the very young and very sick, how can we have any life-based morality at [...]
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again, i find it difficult to understand the moral reasoning of our so-called justice system

This is the story. A woman in Florida was smoking and six months pregnant when she had a premature-labor “false alarm.”  When her doctor found out she was smoking, he concluded that this was dangerous for the baby, and went and got a judge to rule that the woman had to stay in the hospital [...]
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roe v wade

“Today is the 37th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.  The Consequences:  49,551,703 total abortions since January 22, 1973.” — My little brother Max. Me and 58% of people around my age think this is morally wrong. Related Posts:ps: follow-up on abortionget inside the head of a pro-liferWalk Like An Egyptian: Tax Exemptions for Religious Organizations [...]
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