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Originally Posted by spence
You're not paying attention.
There's a difference between an absolute position on abortion and what Catholics or for that matter Americans really think.
Please read my posts twice before you respond.
-spence
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really?
"Half of Americans, 51%, consider abortion morally wrong"
what's the diffrence between this and an "absolute position on abortion and what Catholics or for that matter Americans really think."
"38% say it is morally acceptable"
is there a difference between those that find abortion morally accptable and an absolute position in favor of abortion and what pro choice or for that matter Americans really think?
it's either morally wrong or morally right..if you want to talk about certain exceptions in either case, it doesn't change the morality, if someone robs a bank it's morally wrong ( AT LEAST MOST AMERICANS MIGHT AGREE)....if someone robs a bank because they need money to feed their starving family......it's still morally wrong but some might look on it with less condemnation due to the situation that prompted the action, it doesn't suddenly become morally right due to your situation and the victim(s) don't know the difference
why do I feel a relativism argument coming on?
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