Not your body or your baby. You do not know the circumstances nor does anyone have to explain themselves to you. They will decide with their doctor not with you.
What has any of that got to do with my question? How can you birth and abort a baby?
Ahh is that what happened with the Mayans? Which god are you on about? Which command? No god has ever been revealed to me.
Mayans practiced human sacrifice. Sufficient reason for God to judge.
Perhaps your problem with the obvious logic could stem from your acceptance of a god and basing your decisions on a series of rationalizations forced upon you by accepting said fantastical world. Compound that with the fact that you reject every other god humanity has at one time embraced with the fact that you couldn't possibly know of every other god and never mind that acceptance of all historical gods while impossible would also result in utter nonsensical contradiction and you have your argument?
Quite an assertion. Any evidence, or just blowing off steam?
Further searching for an answer or the morality of an abortion is not your goal as you have already decided on the answer and are basing your acceptance and reason on an ideology and concept which is personally to you not even up for debate.
Close, but theology, not ideology.
You don't even have the freedom to actually think about the subject reasonably because of the framework you are attempting to work within in order to discuss it. The answer was thought out and answered based on whatever religious framework you have based your life on and you personally actually have nothing to do with it. You have nothing new or interesting to say nor can you even attempt to do so because you can't try by your own design.
Sure I can. I told you in my post, show me one (Jesus Christ being the exception) out of several gazillions of humans through history, who was originated outside of the system described in my post. I offered to rethink my position based on that premise.
What do you offer as a counter premise?
"Hunh uh!"
Ultimately I find most people with their "ignore god doomsday conspiracy theorys" are reality challenged and value their personally accepted fairy tale AFTERLIFE rather then this real LIFE they share with the rest of us.
Missed it again. We are not sharing a life. I am not living your life, and YOU certainly cannot begin to comprehend my life. (Doesn't mean you cannot learn to, just that you choose to live your own, which is reasonable)
Placing their value and efforts towards insuring they get into their afterlife is most of the time a conflict of interest with doing well and striving to do right in this life.
Not really. I will not get into the successes I have already had, as it is not germain to the issue, nor can it be related without sounding like a braggart if misunderstood. But I have done well, and striven for rightness in this life, and look forward to the next.
So I would be skeptical of your argument anyways since I care more about doing well by the people and myself in this real life and nothing about empty promises of eternal life be it an eternity of bliss or one of suffering as so many religions threaten us with.
I don't remember threatening anyone. Unless you consider a warning of impending judgment a threat.
Kinda like if you were walking on a sidewalk, and keeping your attention on a dog that was threatening to tear a chunk of you out of you, and I warn "look out for that pot-hole" and you walked right into it and fell down where the dog can get at you so much easier, because you don't respond to warnings because you consider them to be threats.
