I don’t think I can show you anything because you don’t seem to want to do anything except argue. If you can’t see (or have the patience to carefully read) what has already been put right in front of you then who can show you anything more? I’m not trying to be mean, I just don’t have any desire to argue with you, Zerinus. I pray for you. Thats all.
Not so. You did change your mind again at an instant, like I said you would.
Well, neither does the LDS Church. I thought I gave you a quote.
Name the exceptions. Was this the exception: “when the life or health of the mother is judged by competent medical authority to be in serious jeopardy”? Or was this the exception: “when the fetus is known by competent medical authority to have severe defects that will not allow the baby to survive beyond birth”?
I didn’t think that the ECFs had a lot to say about abortion. At least, I hadn’t come across much. In any case, in those days none of the medical advances that have been made today existed. The two situations are not comparable. Whatever was done in those days would have been a botched job, and extremely hazardous to the health of the mother.
zerinus, please don’t talk to me this way again, it’s very rude. I enjoy listening to your ideas, asking you questions and answering yours but you need to be respectful of posters who are here to learn.
Sorry Good Daughter. I don’t mean to be rude to you. You are a good daughter!
So I will be nice to you from now on! 
zerinus, I’m sorry but alot of your post doesn’t make sense. I’m thinking about starting a new thread on “the LDS and abortion” in hopes of dialoguing with more posters who have knowledge of Mormonism. Thank you for your time and please be kind to others. (1Cor 13:1)
Thanks, that means alot to me. I promise to always be nice to you too. By all means, let’s still challenge each other, but we’ll do it with respect, okay?Sorry Good Daughter. I don’t mean to be rude to you. You are a good daughter!
zerinus
The LDS position can be very simply stated. It is the same as the quote I geve you earlier. There isn’t really a lot more to add to that.
although porn is a free choice offered in Marriot Hotels.
Thanks for your (name removed by moderator)ut.
If you want to flesh out the LDS view on the subject more fully, you might find the following articles useful:
My own position on this is quite simple. Much would depend with the influence that the Marriot family has in the decision making process. In the age of markets and globalization, the Marriot family may not have control of such decision making. And if they do, then of course, they will need to understand the choices that they are making. However, I am not a judge of people’s intention. But it can be brought out to them. I might also add, that those in the decision making process may not be active Mormons in the lds church.