From that article. "It was so unthinkable that an Israelite woman should desire an abortion that there was no need to mention this offense in the criminal code." [6] All that was necessary to prohibit an abortion was the command, “You shall not murder”
Nice try dad. Yes the author did quote one of the Ten Commandments using the term "murder." However, when it came time to identify abortion as murder he failed to do so. Rather he identified abortion as killing.
Again, murder is the illegal killing of a human being with malice aforethought.
Babies are from God and formed by God. They do things like prophesy in the womb! To perform such Satanic and ghoulish ritualistic murder of millions of innocents a year is a crime so vile that even supporting it is a great crime. It is supporting terrorism.
In your opinion. I certainly do not share your opinion that abortion is terrorism. However you are certainly entitled toi your opinion, just as I am entitled to mine.
It becomes sickening to hear people piously hold up the rare exceptions as the excuse for the butchering and burning and hacking to death of young folks, when it is but a cover for the blasphemous attack on God that is in their hearts.
Hold on. This thread is not a general discussion about whether abortion should be permitted, although you seem to be attempting to turn it into such a thread. This thread is about whether the Death Penalty should exist for Abortion. I have limited my discussion to incidents involving rape because I do not see how any reasonable person could justify putting a rape victim to death for having an abortion. First we punish her with the rape, then we execute her for having an abortion. Perhaps that is a case of "when life gives you lemons make lemonade to you, but ist certainly is not to the rape victim.
Like the one poster here who at least had the guts to admit he supported a woman in any wish to kill kill kill all the babies she wanted that God had allowed to be placed temporarily in her care. Your turn. Do you support a woman's right to abortion with few restrictions yes or no? Be brave.
What do you mean "be brave." This is a discussion forum. It is proper to answer questions when they are asked, although some on here seem to feel that they don't have to.
Yes, I believe that a woman should be permitted to have a legal abortion under the circumstances set out in the Roe decision. However, that is not what I am addressing here. I am specifically asking whether a rape victim should be permitted to have an abortion.
I would suggest that godly education be offered, so that people are not scared out of their mind to have babies, even in circumstances where the dad is M.O.A. or a bad guy. You have sown the wind with Satanic godless education and you are starting to reap the whirlwind.
"Hi rape victim. I know this pregnancy wasn't your doing, but you are going to carry this fetus to term whether you like it or not because when life gives you lemons, make lemonade."
So much for the concept of loving your neighbor as yourself. Perhaps you have not come accrossed that concept. It is in this book called the Bible.
It is terrible. But life is not a bowl of cherries. The man who (probably was raised with godless education also) forces his way on a woman to become the dad. Now sometimes dads get killed in wars, at work, or otherwise disappear from the picture. Yet children and moms do OK, sometimes finding a father also. If it was known that murdering kids was illegal and carried a price, in whatever country the woman lived in, and she had lots of support and help, who knows, maybe a lot of happily ever after stories of mothers and children would happen. Yes, the article pointed out how babies are people and from God. The bible does not say 'don't mutilate, and kill old ladies above the age of 77'!
So it is up to you, a man who will never become pregnant, to forcfe a woman to carry a fetus to term against her will.
You have not a hope in hell of making a case for that not being murder than for children under the age of 9 months!
Read the definition.
