"Hi Bel. If we think from a rights point of view then the child has a right to live. If you think from a women's right point of view than if that child would have been a daughter she has a right to live. No religion promotes abortion. Being a…"
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Shaheen Khan replied to Belén Larrosa's discussion A question on a sensitive subject matter: abortion in the group Inter-Religious Dialogue
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Hey everyone. I'm Roman Catholic and against abortion. I make it very clear it's "and" and no "and so". It's not that I'm against abortion because I'm catholic... no...there's more to it than that. But that's not the goal of my message at this particular time.The thing is, in my country, Argentina, abortion is illegal but everyday more and more "exceptions" are being made allowing this to happen and there's a huge debate roaming the society with the goal of eventually legalizing it (which,…See More
Richard Boothe replied to Belén Larrosa's discussion A question on a sensitive subject matter: abortion in the group Inter-Religious Dialogue"Regarding when a 'person' is present, one of the most ancient religious beliefs is that we, as spirits, actually enter our bodies at birth. The soul level has been regarded as separate from spirit in some cultures, such as ancient…"
Mystic Tourist replied to Belén Larrosa's discussion A question on a sensitive subject matter: abortion in the group Inter-Religious Dialogue"I do agree with Maynard. From a purely religious position abortion is unacceptable but many people are not religious. Others are not devout and religion is more casual, a social contract. I think a woman needs to be the sole proprietor of her…"
Richard Boothe replied to Belén Larrosa's discussion A question on a sensitive subject matter: abortion in the group Inter-Religious Dialogue"While I agree with you that abortion presents many problems, I think what's missing in most discussions about it are the alternatives. Rather than waiting until someone is pregnant to deal with the issue, it makes better sense to take a…"
Belén Larrosa replied to Belén Larrosa's discussion A question on a sensitive subject matter: abortion in the group Inter-Religious Dialogue"Hi Mynard,
Thanks a lot for your sincere answer and for the link! I'll check it out.
I see what you mean about de difficulty of legislating personal ethics or morality. But then, if we didn't draw some sort of line then.... well pretty…"
Maynard replied to Belén Larrosa's discussion A question on a sensitive subject matter: abortion in the group Inter-Religious Dialogue"Bel,
You may find this reference useful to your research.
http://www.religiousinstitute.org/search/statements/results/taxonomy%3A25
--Maynard"
Maynard replied to Belén Larrosa's discussion A question on a sensitive subject matter: abortion in the group Inter-Religious Dialogue"Hi Bel,
I will share a personal belief that it is mighty difficult to legislate personal ethics or morality. Furthermore, the legitimacy of legislating an ethical standard is that people don't always share the same standard, nor should they in…"
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A question on a sensitive subject matter: abortion
Hey everyone. I'm Roman Catholic and against abortion. I make it very clear it's "and" and no "and so". It's not that I'm against abortion because I'm catholic... no...there's more to it than that. But that's not the goal of my message at this particular time.The thing is, in my country, Argentina, abortion is illegal but everyday more and more "exceptions" are being made allowing this to happen and there's a huge debate roaming the society with the goal of eventually legalizing it (which,…See More
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- At 7:11pm on July 23, 2010,
engin aksu said… - IF WE BELİEVE İN GOD WE ARE BROTHERS
My name is called as Engin AKSU. I am the writer myself and living in the city Kütahya in Türkiye. Also I work as a Turkish teacher in my own country. "Divine Brotherhood" was published by Red Lead Press in 2007 and it is open to sales in Amazon.com now.
The events in the book take place in London İn England. The Preface of the book has been written by Hasan KUŞÇUOĞLU.
Galip Hasan KUŞÇUOĞLU focusses on Love, Peace and Brotherhood for a new start in the life and a new way to live in his books and sayings in the web-site www.galibi.com .
Can you share your thoughts with us by looking into www.galibi.com or searching on him in the frame of Religions' Diologue.
I would be pleased to see your own ideas and thoughts in the most possible time.
I would be pleased to see your own ideas and thoughts as soon as possible, so that we would like to pray for you to go to heaven
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