JESUSFREAK,
I have been reading a number of your recent threads, and all of them have this one thing in common:
You sound like you are merely parroting and repeating ideas and arguments that you have picked up from where....? Church, your parents, Sunday School, Christian websites? You are 14. I hate to break it to you, but at 14, you are still a child, learning about the world, easily bent and influenced by those around you. You simply do not have the life experience yet to have formed your
own opinions of the things you are talking about. This is explicitly clear by your inability to argue your points in a cohesive and persuasive manner.
What is your experience with abortion, with dating, other than merely
being told by someone else that they are wrong??
I was like you at 14. I allowed myself to believe the things I was told by my parents, by my church. All of the things you are spouting about were the same things I was spouting....without actually
understanding what I was saying. But then a funny thing happened. I grew up. I starting reading books and websites and material that wasn't force-fed to me by my parents or their church. I started forming my own opinions, based on my own research and elife experience.
You will become your own person someday. In the meantime, read, broaden your mind, get some life experience, challenge the things you are being told. There is a whole world out there, and you will be doing yourself a grave disservice by limiting yourself to a narrow world-view inflicted upon you by others.
When you have done that, come back and debate these things. They are important issues that deserve to be examined by people who have educated themselves and formed solid, defensible opinions.
Enjoy your youth!
MTA: I just want to make it clear that I am not attacking the beliefs you are sharing...rather, I am challenging you to make your beliefs
your own before attempting to debate them. As you gain experience, do your research, and learn for yourself, you may find that you do, in fact, embrace these things you have been told. I admire well-informed debate from anyone who has taken the time to form opinions for themselves, whether or not they happen to agree with my own.