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kaylagrl
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ZNP didn't prove anything.
The Bible proves it!! You've been given an explanation. It is not about abortion. Next argument.
ZNP didn't prove anything.
You have not addressed it. You've been doing the Ravi Zacharias "word salad" technique.
This opens up the lefts rioting season!
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/su...de-dobbs-v-jackson-womens-health-organization
Yes!Praise the Lord! And thanks to Trump for getting people in place to make the right decision!!
Not even close......The Bible proves it!! You've been given an explanation. It is not about abortion. Next argument.
If Everett Koop was a woman who had been raped or knew a girl who had been raped by relative(i.e. uncle, father) he would feel differently.ZNP already proved that it was wrong. It doesn't say abortion.
Why not? If it's not a baby, just get rid of it. Do whatever you like. But if it is a baby...
Rape/incest/ medical are 4% of abortions. C. Everett Koop said "In thirty-five years of medicine I have never seen one case where abortion was necessary to save a mother's life." So that takes us down to 2%. In cases of rape and incest, it's not the babies fault. The baby can be given up for adoption. Why kill a child because of someone else's sin. Either way you have a 2% window. You think abortionists would agree with that?
If you were God you would be omniscient, but you aren't, so you aren't.If Everett Koop was a woman who had been raped or knew a girl who had been raped by relative(i.e. uncle, father) he would feel differently.
If Everett Koop was a woman who had been raped or knew a girl who had been raped by relative(i.e. uncle, father) he would feel differently.
So in a case like this, a preteen who will have PTSD for the rest of her life should carry a child to term?
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-year-old-traveled-indiana-abortion-rcna38103
Rofl you didn't even read the article!!! It argues more for my stand than yours!! smh
If Everett Koop was a woman who had been raped or knew a girl who had been raped by relative(i.e. uncle, father) he would feel differently.