
Originally Posted by
Bigfoot Oracle
^^ to tripwire's quote:
But we are talking about abortion here. Human abortion. This issue is always debatable to
moralist and the law makers and to everyone who is concerned. Like I said, it's the person's conviction
when doing the deed.
Let's say I'll abort ( with either i don't want this child at all or, because of health reasons)my baby now and kill my neighbor's pig. Technically, I killed both.
Is there any difference? Well, answer it and judge yourself.
What is legal is not always moral.
What is moral is not always cool and approved to many; subjective to view of right and wrong where most who view it are with their eyes closed.
what is immoral?--like Joker said, dear, it's the opposite of Moral. Moral distinctions are thus not derived from reason but from our moral sense. What we regard as vice and virtue are not qualities in and of themselves, with an objective, independent existence, but qualities in our minds. Thus, what we do about something lies within our conviction.
Can I comment on this?
Seriously ma'am, the idea of "killing" is not limited to humans only. I read the "you shall not kill" commandment but that was plainly vague commandment... there was no specific reasons as to what "killing" he was commanding for.
Let's just say a bunch of kids listening to a teacher telling them that "you shall not kill" they all sent home and one of the kids fought off his brother because he stepped on a bug. His reason, "you shall not kill"... isn't it that incomplete? Since the bible doesn't give specifics but cryptic codes, who will give an exact definition? If the one has to abort a baby for practical reasons, and both parties agreed... do yo consider that as "killing"? Moreover, the word "abortion" is not located in the bible? Morally? Do you really think that having a Criminal's child moral for you and your family?