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Originally Posted by detbuch
Rabbi Daniel Bogard's religious opinion on abortion is interesting, but I don't see how it shows how my post was in opposition to the Constitutional Establishment of Religion clause. Nor is Bogard's opinion a scientific biological comment on "inherent rights" of human beings. It seems more, to me, an imposition of his constructed Jewish theology on those "inherent rights" of human beings. If you want to believe Jewish theology, you have the Declaration's non-scientific unalienable right to do so. But to impose it on the rest of us would be an imposition of governmental Judaism on the rest of us.
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It’s actually not just his.
Nobody is imposing abortion on anyone.
There’s no science in the Constitution, there’s a separation between church and state.
Once again the originalist twists the meaning to fit his beliefs
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