10:05 AMKeyser Soze
Ahh, but many who have access to good medical facilities and care *are*
saved and can continue to live productive lives. But those who are saved
by prayer and no appropriate medical care? That room is empty.
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Who gets out of here alive, Harry?

Seems strange, you're concerned about keeping people alive after they're born but you also seem to thinks it's ok to terminate them while they're in the womb.

Most strange...

On 6/30/17 11:18 AM, Tim wrote:

10:05 AMKeyser Soze
Ahh, but many who have access to good medical facilities and care *are*
saved and can continue to live productive lives. But those who are saved
by prayer and no appropriate medical care? That room is empty.
-----
Who gets out of here alive, Harry?

Seems strange, you're concerned about keeping people alive after they're born but you also seem to thinks it's ok to terminate them while they're in the womb.

Most strange...


No one gets out alive, Timmy, but I think it important to make it
possible and probable that those who are stricken by disease, accident,
famine, hunger, et cetera, get the help they need to make it through
this world for as long and as well as possible. Praying to a creator
does nothing to further that cause.

I also believe in first-class prenatal care for mother and fetus, but I
think it is a woman's sole right to determine whether she wants to carry
to term. If she does, then once she has a baby, mother and child deserve
first-class care. This is the opposite view of many of your overly
religious conservative christians, who, once a child is born, don't give
a damn whether it lives or dies.

Keyser Soze
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No one gets out alive, Timmy, but I think it important to make it
possible and probable that those who are stricken by disease, accident,
famine, hunger, et cetera, get the help they need to make it through
this world for as long and as well as possible. Praying to a creator
does nothing to further that cause.

I also believe in first-class prenatal care for mother and fetus, but I
think it is a woman's sole right to determine whether she wants to carry
to term. If she does, then once she has a baby, mother and child deserve
first-class care. This is the opposite view of many of your overly
religious conservative christians, who, once a child is born, don't give
a damn whether it lives or dies.
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Interesting you'd say that because Christian communities provide a tremendous amount for those you say we don't.

Sorry I can't come up with vital statistics but I'm sure you can fund some that slant the opposite direction