ElishaElijah
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Bad at debate and rather have a conversation to understand where people are coming from.Is your world really the black and white extremist thing you portray it to be?
Or are you really just that bad at debate?
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Bad at debate and rather have a conversation to understand where people are coming from.Is your world really the black and white extremist thing you portray it to be?
Or are you really just that bad at debate?
I doubt if I’ll have anything new, only one that brings new things is God, He illuminates things that were previously hidden.You do an awful lot of complaining for someone who allegedly does not care....
So, are you saying you have nothing new to bring to the table?
I am not the least bit surprised.
A bit disappointed, but not the least bit surprised.
Oh well.
Maybe the next one will have something new.
"Do you seriously think that late term abortions are a problem? If so it is likely that you do not understand them either."What question are you referring to?
A problem as far as what? The number of them? That it’s murder in “most” cases? Not sure what you mean"Do you seriously think that late term abortions are a problem? If so it is likely that you do not understand them either."
"Do you seriously think that late term abortions are a problem? If so it is likely that you do not understand them either."
Like I said you do not understand them. Late term abortions are very rare. And it is never murder and even by your incorrect definitions it is not 'murder in "most" cases'. Late term abortions are at best 1% of the total number of abortions. They are almost always for medical reasons. A woman getting one to simply get rid of an unwanted pregnancy is exceedingly rare. First off they are rather expensive. If only done to terminate a pregnancy they are not covered by insurance. Most abortion doctors will not perform such abortions.A problem as far as what? The number of them? That it’s murder in “most” cases? Not sure what you mean
Not exactly true. There is no legal definition of late term abortions, but it usually refers to abortions in the third term and it is clear from context that is what @ElishaElijah was talking about. Lacking a precise term does not mean that a concept cannot be understood.There is no precise medical or legal definition of “late-term abortion. Its a political construct.
Not exactly true. There is no legal definition of late term abortions, but it usually refers to abortions in the third term and it is clear from context that is what @ElishaElijah was talking about. Lacking a precise term does not mean that a concept cannot be understood.
I am not the one arguing against abortion or using a poor "later term abortions are bad" argument. But for fun let's use the ≥21 weeks benchmark as a definition. @ElishaElijah tried to claim that most were 'murder'. I disagree with that since doctors do not do such abortions lightly. It is usually a very difficult decision for the pregnant woman since those tend to take place when she fullin intended to have a baby.Its true.
By the way what do you consider late term abortion? After 21 weeks? 20 weeks? 19 weeks?
"The majority of abortions in 2018 took place early in gestation: 92.2% of abortions were performed at ≤13 weeks’ gestation; a smaller number of abortions (6.9%) were performed at 14–20 weeks’ gestation, and even fewer (1.0%) were performed at ≥21 weeks’ gestation"
Like I said you do not understand them. Late term abortions are very rare. And it is never murder and even by your incorrect definitions it is not 'murder in "most" cases'. Late term abortions are at best 1% of the total number of abortions. They are almost always for medical reasons. A woman getting one to simply get rid of an unwanted pregnancy is exceedingly rare. First off they are rather expensive. If only done to terminate a pregnancy they are not covered by insurance. Most abortion doctors will not perform such abortions.
Abortion In The Third Trimester: A Rare Decision Now In The Political Spotlight
The reason that late term abortions need to be relatively easy to get is because they are practically never abused and this is a time sensitive issue. The life of the mother is often a factor.
So let's quit talking about the rare exceptions please.[/
Like I said you do not understand them. Late term abortions are very rare. And it is never murder and even by your incorrect definitions it is not 'murder in "most" cases'. Late term abortions are at best 1% of the total number of abortions. They are
That would make 8000 or so last year, no big deal according to youLike I said you do not understand them. Late term abortions are very rare. And it is never murder and even by your incorrect definitions it is not 'murder in "most" cases'. Late term abortions are at best 1% of the total number of abortions. They are almost always for medical reasons. A woman getting one to simply get rid of an unwanted pregnancy is exceedingly rare. First off they are rather expensive. If only done to terminate a pregnancy they are not covered by insurance. Most abortion doctors will not perform such abortions.
Abortion In The Third Trimester: A Rare Decision Now In The Political Spotlight
The reason that late term abortions need to be relatively easy to get is because they are practically never abused and this is a time sensitive issue. The life of the mother is often a factor.
So let's quit talking about the rare exceptions please.
I am not the one arguing against abortion or using a poor "later term abortions are bad" argument. But for fun let's use the ≥21 weeks benchmark as a definition. @ElishaElijah tried to claim that most were 'murder'. I disagree with that since doctors do not do such abortions lightly. It is usually a very difficult decision for the pregnant woman since those tend to take place when she fullin intended to have a baby.
I have a very serious Christian sister in-law that had an abortion, not a late term one, but still medically necessary. She had an ectopic pregnancy. Those result in the death of the fetus and if not treated the death of the mother as well. It was not a "choice". There are some extreme abortion laws that would make even that sort of abortion illegal.
Now I can see someone being anti-abortion. I personally do not cheer when they occur and wish that they were not necessary. But I oppose making them illegal. My point here is that using the Bible to argue against abortions is not proper tactic. The Bible does not oppose abortion at all and sometimes allows immoral force abortions. Using the Bible to defends one's anti-abortion beliefs tends to be self defeating.
Let's not be unreasonable. If one is unreasonable then communication is not possible.I ask you what do you consider late term abortion?
You reply "for fun let's use the ≥21 weeks"
My reply to that is.. for fun then 20 weeks and 6 days isn't? What changes the very next day at 21 weeks that makes it that?
Again there is no medical or legal definition. Its a political construct.
Almost all had to happen anyway so why is that a "big deal' to you?That would make 8000 or so last year, no big deal according to you
What are the names of the Biblical scholars that you trust?I will trust the work of actual biblical scholars. You do not seem to understand that one does not have to believe the Bible to be a scholar of it. In fact there are probably very very few biblical scholars that share your beliefs at all. An actual biblical scholar will know that Genesis and Exodus for example are not historical. One cannot deny reality and claim to be a scholar.
7% is 56,000 and those babies have heart beats and fully formed bodies.Almost all had to happen anyway so why is that a "big deal' to you?
Bart Ehrman, Richard Carrier for two. They can actually support their claims properly rather than basing their interpretations on religious beliefs. Religious beliefs get in the way of understanding.What are the names of the Biblical scholars that you trust?
Nope, not babies. You were wrong once you wrote that word.7% is 56,000 and those babies have heart beats and fully formed bodies.
Let's not be unreasonable. If one is unreasonable then communication is not possible.
What do you call them? Maybe you should look at a pictureNope, not babies. You were wrong once you wrote that word.
And you are ignoring the fact that most of those were medically necessary. So why do you think that it is such a big deal?
Yes, you are.Lol! Im being unreasonable for responding "just for fun" to your "just for fun" reply?
If ≥21 weeks is but 20 weeks and 6 days isn't maybe you might understand why there is no medical or legal definition for it.