I am looking for responses to my questions below. I seek out all persons of goodwill to respond in haste to any or all these questions...Is law an appropriate arbiter in determining who is or who is not a human being?
Who here fails to recognize that for several months of your life, you were protected in the safety of your mother’s womb?
Is it true that the product of human conception is always a human being, absent natural disaster or lethal intervention?
If the strong have the right to declare the innocent and vulnerable outside the bounds of legal protection, should we all have much to fear?
Does abortion follow the contraceptive mentality like night follows day? Is failed contraception the primary reason for abortion?
Does the license to abort one's own child support the irresponsible male tendency in our culture to treat women as objects of sexual gratification and pleasure to the exclusion of moral norms or a respect for human life?
When will our society be one where every child is protected in law and welcomed into life?
When will women cease to shoulder the disproprtionate brunt of the intense physical, psychological and spiritual trauma associated with the destruction of unborn human life in her own womb?
Was it not his Holiness Pope John Paul II that wrote, "The acceptance of abortion in the popular mind, in behaviour and even in law itself, is a telling sign of an extremely dangerous crisis of the moral sense, which is becoming more and more incapable of distinguishing between good and evil, even when the fundamental right to life is at stake. Given such a grave situation, we need now more than ever to have the courage to look the truth in the eye and to call things by their proper name, without yielding to convenient compromises or to the temptation of self-deception."??
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posted 18 January 2005 11:52 PM
