Hard to be united with Christians who lie about conservatives not giving a hoot about life once it leaves the womb. Such lies make clear that they have no concern for the unborn whatsoever.
They don't understand why political conservatives care enough to ban abortion without exception; but aren't as willing for borne children. So from their perspective it seems doubtful efforts are genuinely about caring for children. Also they belief it's a complicated issue, not only caring for the child but the mother; not only when the child is unborn but borne.
Others who belief, it's simply about the issue of abortion. That the act is isolated to ending human life which starts at conception, it's wrong regardless of development and circumstances. A different perspective of seeing compromise as supporting what's always and clearly is murder.
More than ever I agree it's difficult. Having extreme opposing perspectives and believing something must be done, causes us to wrongful accuse others who disagree and oppose.
I don’t know what is realistic. I would never have dreamed in a thousand years that the USSR would crumble until it did.
Too young to know that feel, I was two years old when it happened. But hopefully nothing as drastic happens to the U.S.A. Except I do know it with President Trump, I guess something drastic did happen.
And it has not been established whatsoever what the the underlying problems causing abortion are. Very likely they are much more spiritual in nature than economic.
Underlying problems are socioeconomic, prominent examples from each side are the decline of families and working class. Even if people want to have families, they can't afford it; or if they could, people don't want to have families. It's about culture and security, not having an environment that promotes the value of family and lives it affects (including children,unborn or born).
Additionally I agree people personally have spiritual struggles leading them astray. If more people got their lives in order, society would have less problems such as abortion.
My main point is that until I hear people arguing against me state unequivocally that they see abortion as wrong, and the destruction of a third of each generation through abortion as horrifying, I don’t think that their Christianity and mine have anything to do with each other. At this point, I would need to hear those values stated.
That is nice. Ir doesn’t really say anything about where you stand on abortion though. A lot of people accepting Christ in their life think that it means accepting abortion as a good choice for us to make.
Personally I belief human life begins at conception. It's wrong to selfishly and conveniently take unborn lives. But I'm hesitant to judge it by my beliefs politically, it's necessary to have factual reasons to interfere in personal decisions. Nothing is more personal than a mother pregnant with a child. Certain cases it's more obvious what should be done and others less so. An example would be late term abortions, whether there should be an exception to save the mothers life or if any severe threat to mother's health. As a person I'm more with you when it comes to the issue, but as a voter it's more complicated and I lean toward moderation.
