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So, if abortion is such a wonderful practice, why are abortion facilities becoming ever-harder to find? What are doctors who are willing to do them so hard to find. I see people lining up on day one of Med School. Brain surgeons in one line, Cancer researchers over here, abortionists over here...which line is filling up the fastest?
Actually, you don't know that, for a fact. What we do know is that the four gospels all support each other, even though they were written in different places at different times. How do we know this? Because we have the writings of those who were taught by the apostles and disciples of Jesus. How do we know this? Because many thousands of people died horrid deaths because of the truths in the Gospels. How do we know this? Because there is no man-made institution on earth older than Christianity. The Gospels tell the whole story, including things that show how dense and stupid the apostles were, until they received the Holy Spirit. The Gospels are a human story as much as they are the History of Christiainity.
There's no such thing as "abstinence only" curriculum in public schools. And honestly, where abstinence is practiced, it is 100% effective in preventing pregnancy and STD.
Abstinence (your really need to know the word) centric curriculum's weaknesses are the people themselves. Schools think they can save everyone from themselves, but if you teach them THAT sex is to be reserved for marriage, and WHY it is to be reserved for marriage, you get a better success rate. Cutting God out of schools' overall curriculum is a major part of the problem.
Because as we all know, that's how Jesus acted and how he taught other men to think.
Only when it's practiced among all people with whom the person comes into contact, which is nowhere. Otherwise, there's always the chance of sexual assault, and people have the right to learn about their options ahead of time regarding birth control and STD testing/treatment.
There is no doubt that there's no perfect system, except for God's. But isn't it telling that you want to remedy people's imperfection with more imperfection? What is so wrong with expecting people to deal with their own consequences without doing harm to someone else in the process? I know that, in the Catholic Church, there are many apostolates that help those who are in bad situations while, at the same time taking those affected by those circumstances into account. Regardless of what people want to believe, you cannot have it both ways.
Not at all. But I guess you don't have a problem with schools teaching about Islam. And I guess you know, too, that Jane Doe has repented of her part of Roe v. Wade (note there's no 's'...)
Well, nobody's condemning anyone, are they? Even the woman caught in adultery was...caught in adultery-she shamed herself. Remember the part about Jesus telling her not to sin anymore?
And SOME parents remember to teach their children that the best way to not have unwanted children is to not have sex. And the boss might not care, but the BOSS will definitely hold you to account.
