I asked you about the woman and you made 4 'points' before you attempted to address the question I asked. That's telling.

But what if the woman is telling you now -- not 3 or 6 months from now -- that she doesn't want to go through the torture of carrying her torturer's baby?


>>I'm asking you how should the woman who was violated feel
>>about being forced to sacrifice her body and her life to
>carry
>>the result of what is likely to be the worst thing to ever
>>happen to her.
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>>Should we be privileging the fetus's rights over the woman
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>>girl), who in this instance, was violated?
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>>If not, then please explain how forcing her to carry the
>fetus
>>to term and then care for and raise the child does not
>>privilege the fetus's life over hers.
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>Well, first, I believe that a 6-week old developing human has
>a soul and deserves the have the same rights as any other
>human. Second, I don't believe in murdering innocent human
>beings. Third, I think that rape is horrible and the
>perpetrator should be placed in jail. Fourth, The developing
>baby hasn't done anything wrong and no one knows if that child
>will become the next greatest mind in the world, a great
>president, a brilliant medical doctor, a world-class
>scientist, and etc. Fifth, we don't know what that woman will
>feel in 3 to 9 months. Sixth, the baby can be adopted is
>needed.
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>IMO, there is no need for the ending of a life.
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>“It was the evidence from science and history that prompted
>me to abandon my atheism and become a Christian.” — Lee
>Strobel, The Case for Christ