Abortion and Catholics | Archbishop Sample Why don't pro-lifers care about women? The fact is, we do. We care profoundly about women. In fact, you know, the church is one of the pre-eminent organizations …More
Abortion and Catholics | Archbishop Sample
Why don't pro-lifers care about women? The fact is, we do. We care profoundly about women. In fact, you know, the church is one of the pre-eminent organizations that is reaching out in various ways to help women. ... You know, we still need to do more, with God's help, to reach out to people, women, and men who find themselves in these terribly complex sometimes and troubling situations in their life. Yeah, with God's help and grace, we really do need to do more. The solution to those problems though is not murder. The solution to child poverty is not to kill unborn children. That's not a solution. That's just a magnification of the problem. What we need to do is address child poverty. Why do I think abortion is evil? Well, you know what, it really isn't about what I think. It's about what is real and what is true. ... It's an issue of what is right and what is wrong. Why? Because it's an innocent human child in its most fragile form. The victims …More
Why don't pro-lifers care about women? The fact is, we do. We care profoundly about women. In fact, you know, the church is one of the pre-eminent organizations that is reaching out in various ways to help women. ... You know, we still need to do more, with God's help, to reach out to people, women, and men who find themselves in these terribly complex sometimes and troubling situations in their life. Yeah, with God's help and grace, we really do need to do more. The solution to those problems though is not murder. The solution to child poverty is not to kill unborn children. That's not a solution. That's just a magnification of the problem. What we need to do is address child poverty. Why do I think abortion is evil? Well, you know what, it really isn't about what I think. It's about what is real and what is true. ... It's an issue of what is right and what is wrong. Why? Because it's an innocent human child in its most fragile form. The victims …More
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Catholics do care about women, including those not yet born in danger of being murdered by their own mothers.
Setting aside personal hardships, the deliberate murder of an unborn infant has its roots in Classical Utilitarianism - a 19th century Philosophical Movement initially promoted by Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill that elevates personal happiness and well being at the expense of everything else - including that of the unborn and for some; even justifies infanticide.
More here: Introduction to …More
Setting aside personal hardships, the deliberate murder of an unborn infant has its roots in Classical Utilitarianism - a 19th century Philosophical Movement initially promoted by Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill that elevates personal happiness and well being at the expense of everything else - including that of the unborn and for some; even justifies infanticide.
More here: Introduction to Utilitarianism – Utilitarianism.net
More here: Introduction to Utilitarianism – Utilitarianism.net
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