www.liveaction.org
Abortion is not a religious issue, or a political one. It is an issue of morals. I know of staunchly Conservative Christians who support abortion law and rabid left-wing firebrand who oppose it. This particular bunch of kooks are part of the normal pattern. Moral attitudes to abortion differ widely.I would love to hear from our "pro-choice" friends about this group. Sounds like they are pretty anxious to shake things up a bit.
New progressive pro-life group looks to end abortion for good
The Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising was launched this month by Terrisa Bukovinac, founder and president of Pro-Life San Francisco.
Abortion is not entirely a religious issue, but and it also a political one as well as a moral one. Best then to look at the issue rather what this or that person claims
I don't disagree it's a moral issue, or more precisely a lack of morals issue
Murder is murder.
Agreement is good. Sadly, agreement on what the moral position should be is less easy to achieve.
True, but irrelevant, since murder is a legal term, independent of morals.
Its relevant because we believe murder is morally wrong whether it is the legal term or not
It is certainly going to be difficult when you respond with the legal term to the moral position.
You are entitled to your opinion. That's all morals are.
Only to those without morals
So if it's someone's opinion that slavery is moral than it's moral. That's as ridiculous as something vibise would say.
True and relevant in the context of the thread and the discussion we are having.
Without your morals certainly. But other moral codes are available.
It's moral to them. You seem to struggle with the idea of people having different opinions.
But the definitions of 'moral' typically say the principles of right and wrong. So rather than opinions, better to look at the principles behind the decision of right or wrong.
Much to their destruction