If you make a contrite confession and do penance, yes.These grave sins are forgivable?
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If you make a contrite confession and do penance, yes.These grave sins are forgivable?
I have been mother for many years and I am strongly convinced that abortion is the worst decision ever made
It's difficult to get into This Question since the global population has grown from 2.9 bol to 7.5 billion. Now let's say if the global population was say oh 50 million would this be a topic at all? I would say probably not. Since this would not even be a topic we would bother to discuss then the question why is it a topic we do discuss as opposed to we would not discuss the global population different? That actually does not fit into your original question yet global population density somehow impacts the question.a personal choice or a question of morality?
a personal choice or a question of morality?
But surely 'god' is deciding to abort all the miscarriages. So if it is ok for god, surely the woman has the choice too.Yes I know, which make up 19% of all pregnancies.
"Nineteen percent of pregnancies (excluding miscarriages) in 2014 ended in abortion."
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My point being that the number of "deliberately chosen abortions" is pretty much the same as spontaneous abortions.
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a personal choice or a question of morality?
... So.... Bahai forbidden to terminate normal pregnancies."Abortion merely to prevent the birth of an unwanted child is strictly forbidden in the Cause.
It already has! Pregnancy termination for Bahais is..... banned!At the present time, however, the House of Justice does not intend to legislate on this very delicate issue,
.... no it isn't..... the Bahai UHJ forbade pregnancy termination (save for vague guidance about medical situations)............and therefore it is left to the consciences of those concerned
...so nobody actually knows who wrote that letter, who made that decision?~ From a letter written on behalf of the Universal House of Justice to the National Spiritual Assembly of Ireland, March 16, 1983
women who have an abortion do so for many relationship problems,not wanting to be a single mother,others view abortion as a violation.
in God's eyes human life is sacred
I also feel that the OP is being dog-piled on.
women who have an abortion do so for many relationship problems,not wanting to be a single mother,others view abortion as a violation.
in God's eyes human life is sacred
women who have an abortion do so for many relationship problems,not wanting to be a single mother,others view abortion as a violation.
in God's eyes human life is sacred
It's not for us to say what is a violation in another's eyes, especially "god," who created a world that includes abortion. In moral issues we are never talking about anyone other than ourselves. That it's a violation means in our own eyes.women who have an abortion do so for many relationship problems,not wanting to be a single mother,others view abortion as a violation.
in God's eyes human life is sacred
Nah, family can be stressfully depressing too.women who have an abortion also have an increased risk of anxiety and depression
Yeah, I know. However, I was replying to a certain post and this is in the Religious Debates section. I also feel that the OP is being dog-piled on.
When did women receive the right to kill other people?It's a question of morality: it's immoral to deny a woman's right to abort.
How is that relevant?Yes I know, which make up 19% of all pregnancies.
"Nineteen percent of pregnancies (excluding miscarriages) in 2014 ended in abortion."
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My point being that the number of "deliberately chosen abortions" is pretty much the same as spontaneous abortions.
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We've never had the obligation to provide others with the use of our bodies, even if it kills them.When did women receive the right to kill other people?
Yet, your actions caused another person to need the use of your body in order to survive.We've never had the obligation to provide others with the use of our bodies, even if it kills them.
So, if I had previously decided to give someone my kidney, I could afterwards decide to take it back after the operation is complete?If someone wants the use of your organs, blood, tissues, or even one hair off your head, you have the right to refuse.
I don't see how a fetus could not be considered a person.And so does a pregnant woman, even if the fetus was considered a person (there's good reason not to consider a fetus a person, but for argument's sake).
I have been mother for many years and I am strongly convinced that abortion is the worst decision ever made