That poll and article doesn't support your position of.
Failing that, I'll just remind you that your position is the fringe, and 85% of the population is all for giving women bodily autonomy.
In fact, reading into that article, it specifically states that it's a 52% and 44% split with the slight majority of people favoring Abortions. That's not putting those who are Pro-life at a fringe group. That's a minor majority. So, your numbers are proven false by your own article. What will you say now? After all, given your position of.
They are not attached to another being for existence, and I have already addressed that it can lead to some disturbing ideas like legalized infanticide if taken too far. But since nobody is taking it that far, and pro-choice activists are only concerned with ensuring that women don't get forced to bear the children of their rapists or mistakes, we can let that lie for now.
Later, of course, we can deal with it. But personally, I don't think a child is a person until the umbilical cord is cut anyway. Until then, I treat it as just another extension of its mother. And of course, all individuals have full autonomy over their own bodies and souls.
You've basically been pushing
for infanticide in your opinion and debates. Because by your definition, a Child
isn't a person until "The umbilical cord is cut"
Regardless of what other arguments you have for or against the argument. You are hypocritical in your own posts.
And finally, regardless of the scientific, ethical, and logical arguments people have brought against you, you
insist on bringing it back to Christianity or "UnChristianlike Sex". I won't deny that I'm a Christian, but most of the people here haven't brought 'Christian' or 'religious' arguments against the Abortion argument. Do you know why that is?
It's because arguing with people who
aren't Christians from a biblical standpoint doesn't work normally. So they use logic, and science, and everything that has been proven through real and validated research to disprove people on this subject. If an Athiest and a Christian agree on a subject, they might have the same views. That doesn't make them someone who wants to 'legislate' from Scripture.