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Lukitsme03

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Posted: 04-19-05 23:10pm

Jenn_smithson:again, as in the other thread, I responded to the first post that I saw that I thought I could better explain. Clearly, there was a misunderstanding present and I sought to illeviate the problem before it became an issue.

Clearly abortion its self is an issue and any discussion of abortion is an issue or 'misunderstanding'..Disagreement whatever.. I am sorry if you are a professional problem fixer or think you are but I just dont think that what you say will fix that one.

Jenn_smithson:if there were one absolute truth with regards to abortion, then we would all believe it without deviation. The principle would be easily seen and understood and no one would be able to falter against it. This is readily not the case. Many different people believe many different things with regards to abortion worldwide. <<if there was one objective truth even within the two camps, all who consider themselves one or the other would believe in those truths as they are and yet this is not the case. There is great variation on belief and none of the beliefs are inately wrong (unless you compare them to your own belief system).

"i. Myself" believe there is one absoulte truth about abortion because I believe in god. A baby is a gift, god never intended for anyone to ever kill a child.E.V.E.R and if you believe in god then obviously you wouldnt believe in abortion. And if you don't believe in god..Im scared for you (and im sure you'll find out one day) i'll pray for you. And if you believe in god but yet still believe in abortion I will still be praying for you.Thats another discussion that I will not get into. But like I have said many times before you believe what you want to believe and I will believe what I want to believe
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where_is_the_line

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Re: Lukitsme03
Posted: 04-20-05 11:52am

steen wrote:
where_is_the_line wrote:
fine, but there is still only one truth. You're correct that one individual opinion does not necessarily speak for the entire truth, but all opinions are not equal.
ah, such as "raspberries taste better than strawberries." either it is true or false, and surely there is only one truth, right?

the absolute truth isn't necessarily in the form of a true or false, it depends on what is being considered. In that case, the absolute truth would not be either or.
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where_is_the_line

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Re: Lukitsme03
Posted: 04-20-05 12:01pm

jenn_smithson wrote:
if there were one absolute truth with regards to abortion, then we would all believe it without deviation. The principle would be easily seen and understood and no one would be able to falter against it. This is readily not the case. Many different people believe many different things with regards to abortion worldwide.

not so. The absolute truth is not dependent upon majority agreement. The majority opinion at any given time can be closer to wrong or closer to being right or somewhere inbetween.

Many issues that once had majority consent or at least involved a substantial amount of dispute are not so today. The absolute truth never changed, it was people's opinions on the issues.

I'm not claiming that we can always decipher the absolute truth completely but it still exists.
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jenn_smithson

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Re: Lukitsme03
Posted: 04-20-05 19:30pm

where_is_the_line wrote:
many issues that once had majority consent or at least involved a substantial amount of dispute are not so today. The absolute truth never changed, it was people's opinions on the issues.


I'm not claiming that we can always decipher the absolute truth completely but it still exists.
if it cannot be deciphered, what is the point of stating that it exists? If you cannot discern it and see it and allow everyone else to see it, then what keeps it from just being a figment of someone's imagination?

Obviously, we are going to inevitably agree to disagree since I don't believe that there is any absolute truth as it relates to human beings.
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where_is_the_line

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Re: Lukitsme03
Posted: 04-20-05 20:45pm

jenn_smithson wrote:
where_is_the_line wrote:
many issues that once had majority consent or at least involved a substantial amount of dispute are not so today. The absolute truth never changed, it was people's opinions on the issues.

I'm not claiming that we can always decipher the absolute truth completely but it still exists.
if it cannot be deciphered, what is the point of stating that it exists? If you cannot discern it and see it and allow everyone else to see it, then what keeps it from just being a figment of someone's imagination?


Obviously, we are going to inevitably agree to disagree since I don't believe that there is any absolute truth as it relates to human beings.

how can you say that? We often make discoveries that are closer to the "absolute truths" that exist throughout human history. What absolute truths don't exist as it relates to human beings? All our scientific and medical advancements, are those based solely on someone's imagination? The absolute truth often can be discerned if given enough effort and enough knowledge is present.

The atom still existed before we could discern it. What is wrong with claiming there are absolute truths that exist that may not be clear to everyone?
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bd1012

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Posted: 04-21-05 00:31am

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I think you or anyone else with that type of attitude should keep your thoughts and comments to yourselves !!!

i will when you no life having religious conservative fundies get your hands off my uterus and stop trying to dictate my sex life.. I will have sex when and when I want (which is like once a month so don't you even begin to tell me i'm a prostitute) and I will abort if I conceive (which isn't likely since I rarely have sex and i'm on depo and I have hypothryroidism which can sometimes affect fertility) whether you like it or not.
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foreverblue

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Posted: 04-21-05 01:42am

bd1012 wrote:
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I think you or anyone else with that type of attitude should keep your thoughts and comments to yourselves !!!

i will when you no life having religious conservative fundies get your hands off my uterus and stop trying to dictate my sex life.. I will have sex when and when I want (which is like once a month so don't you even begin to tell me i'm a prostitute) and I will abort if I conceive (which isn't likely since I rarely have sex and i'm on depo and I have hypothryroidism which can sometimes affect fertility) whether you like it or not.



well said bd and I quite agree with you that it is a stupid argument to say "keep your legs shut" when really they should be campaigning for a better education and better availability of contraception,i also agree that no one should tell another to stay out of it because of thier beliefs.
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sandyallen

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Posted: 04-21-05 14:19pm

This maybe a cute cuddly baby to you but to others it can be a nightmare monster, it is very sad that you do not understand much about the real world and you want to crowd more into the system, into foster homes that will never be adopted. You want to stop abortion, stop women from having sex(making love or whatever). Next you will want to make it so women are not allowed in bars, not vote, you want to make it so that everyone must attend church on sunday. If you want to go back to the olden days bully for you, they still had abortion then too. My great-grandmother was a midwife on a indian reservation she lived to be 105years old, she still had her right mind, she told us things that happened 100 years ago about abortion and they were moral, religous people too.
Sincerely,
sandy
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2ferano

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Lukitsme
Posted: 04-21-05 15:34pm

Don't punish the baby because of "her" mistake. What? Last time I checked it took two to make a baby. So, don't go on saying it was her mistake. It may have been an accident (ie failed birth control, etc.) or it may have been a mistake, but it would be a mistake of two not one. But, that is where the two thing usually ends. Then, it is up to the pregnant woman to decide what happens as in most cases she will be the only one affected by it. The guy, if he doesn't want the baby, can push and push for an abortion, and if one is had, why is it that "she" is the only one to get bashed for it? Why is it that the sperm donor never ever gets bashed? I personally don't think anyone should be bashed, but that is a bunch of bull.
And if birth control fails, and a woman ends up pregnant, who are we to say that she has to carry the fetus for nine months and then give birth? Do you really think anyone has the right to make her do that? That is sick, in my opinion.

Kourtney.....That first post of poopoopoo's was to lukitsme not to you, so I don't see why you feel you have to tell her to run along.
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