errrr.....were we a Theocracy BEFORE 1973? You STILL have not answered my question.
I know the author very well. Life does not begin at birth. Any doctor will you tell you that. The baby is alive inside the mother with a heart beat. When the heart beat stops, the baby is DEAD, and she has a miscarriage. The opposite of life is death. The baby is either alive or dead in the womb. And since your hang up seems to be the presence of oxygen, again, I'm telling you the baby is receiving oxygen from the mother. Couldn’t that be considered "breath" of life?
MY RAGE IS NOT BLIND. I know what I'm talking about when I discuss the horrors of abortion, on a very personal level. I work with women who suffer post abortion stress issues at a crisis pregnancy center. The picture is not pretty. Up to 80% of women who have received an abortion(s), have emotional issues afterwards, often times, very severe issues. My sister had hers 10 years ago, and frequently calls me crying. If she didn’t have that option, she would have given birth, life would be fine now and my niece or nephew would be alive. Not to mention, a piece of my sister would still be alive. A part of her own heart and soul is dead now. You don’t get it do you? My sister is not alone. There are millions of women out there who thought abortion was the answer. (And 40,000,000 dead American human beings out in a land fill some where).
You twisted the scriptures and you twist God's word around to prove your point, and your point has no logic. Wanting a moral, civilized society where people are not robbed, murdered, raped, etc does NOT mean I want a theocracy. Do you want laws to protect the innocent or are you an anarchists? Do you know what happens to a civilization that allows abortion on demand? Guess who is next. The elderly, the sick, or the “imbeciles”. You could be next. I very much want laws to protect your innocent life. There is no sanctity of life. Life becomes meaningless and disposable. Protecting unborn children does not mean living in a Theocracy. Good grief, even PAGAN civilizations protected the unborn, and they certainly were not living under a Theocracy.
I've slept about 6 hours the last 48 hours. This conversation is over, unless you want to be the recipient of my exhausted wrath.
Got it. My back is better, so I'm of a mind to be a bit nicer myself. :)