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<blockquote data-quote="dragonlfoot" data-source="post: 3272793" data-attributes="member: 129214"><p>Not all of them are against it, as you probably know. Just the traditionally-minded Christian groups are against it. For them, it&#039;s a remarkably simple argument. I&#039;m honestly surprised that you don&#039;t understand it.&nbsp; Abortion has consistently been considered wrong amongst Christians since at least the turn of the 1st century. Written evidence of it&#039;s prohibition begins with the Didache. The rationale for declaring it wrong is that murder is wrong. Abortion stills a beating heart, blah blah blah, and it sure ain&#039;t a giraffe. You&#039;re killing a child who hasn&#039;t done anything wrong himself, and whom you wouldn&#039;t kill in a few months time when he&#039;s sitting across the room from you. It&#039;s a murder of convenience. From their perspective it has absolutely nothing to do with controlling women. It is entirely an issue of murder.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dragonlfoot, post: 3272793, member: 129214"] Not all of them are against it, as you probably know. Just the traditionally-minded Christian groups are against it. For them, it's a remarkably simple argument. I'm honestly surprised that you don't understand it. Abortion has consistently been considered wrong amongst Christians since at least the turn of the 1st century. Written evidence of it's prohibition begins with the Didache. The rationale for declaring it wrong is that murder is wrong. Abortion stills a beating heart, blah blah blah, and it sure ain't a giraffe. You're killing a child who hasn't done anything wrong himself, and whom you wouldn't kill in a few months time when he's sitting across the room from you. It's a murder of convenience. From their perspective it has absolutely nothing to do with controlling women. It is entirely an issue of murder. [/QUOTE]

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