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http://www.tallahassee.com/mld/tallahassee/living/religion/10761512.htm
This movement reminds me of the Christian religion I belonged to in the 1980s, before it merged with the Republican party and lost its way.
"Wallis and his associates want to expand the discussion of moral values from the Christian Right's focus on abortion and gay marriage to include a biblical concern for poverty, care of the natural environment and opposition to unjust war. They speak of a "consistent ethic of life." It's a moral view akin to the late Cardinal Joseph Bernardin's "seamless garment of life," a metaphor and concept that links all life issues, including abortion, euthanasia and the death penalty."
This movement reminds me of the Christian religion I belonged to in the 1980s, before it merged with the Republican party and lost its way.
"Wallis and his associates want to expand the discussion of moral values from the Christian Right's focus on abortion and gay marriage to include a biblical concern for poverty, care of the natural environment and opposition to unjust war. They speak of a "consistent ethic of life." It's a moral view akin to the late Cardinal Joseph Bernardin's "seamless garment of life," a metaphor and concept that links all life issues, including abortion, euthanasia and the death penalty."