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Mushinronsha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Ray Fischer wrote: >> Mushinronsha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>>Steve Dufour wrote: >>>>I've been wondering about this for the last few days. Are there any >>>>well known people around who are both atheists and are against >>>>abortion? Thanks. >>> >>>I am an atheist, and I have a problem accepting abortion. When a fetus grows to >>>the point that it becomes a human being, I think it is wrong to have it's life >>>terminated. >> >> >> Is it ever wrong to force a woman to provide the use of her body for >> th benefit of the fetus, and force her to suffer pain, injury, and >> expense as a result? > >Wrong? Sure, it's wrong to use force to make her carry a fetus. It's also wrong >to kill that fetus if it is viable on it's own. Then you should have no objection to allowing her to remove the fetus from within her body. >>> I don't know when that milestone is crossed, though. >> >> Birth. >> >If the fetus is viable outside the womb, then perhaps it should be birthed >instead of terminated. That's what's done anyway. -- Ray Fischer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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