Probably the answer is yes.Is it morally permissible to have a medical procedure done in a hospital that performs abortions as long as the medical procedure has nothing to do with abortion and the medical procedure is morally permissible and the doctor performing the procedure has nothing to do with abortion? Thank you.
That’s a different story. I’m glad you survived to tell the tale. Over here in Britain I would not have the choice although admittedly it makes me afraid especially in the maternity department that the midwives/doctors etc. are involved in abortion. We should have Catholic hospitals like they do in Africa.Truthfully, I was brought into this world by a doctor who also happened to be an abortionist!! My mother did nothing wrong… and yes, it is morally permissible to go to such a hospital. As long as you are not going to have an abortion, you’ve got the green light.
It would be morally irresponsible to entrust ones life to the hands of someone who is in the business of killing people.Is it morally permissible to have a medical procedure done in a hospital that performs abortions as long as the medical procedure has nothing to do with abortion and the medical procedure is morally permissible and the doctor performing the procedure has nothing to do with abortion? Thank you.
I’m not sure this is accurate. I have a cardiologist that I see on a regular basis. His treats and monitors my heart. I’ve looked up his educational background, if he’s had any malpractice issues. What isn’t my business is how he votes. That is between him and God, and does not effect if he is a good cardiologist or not.It would be morally irresponsible to entrust ones life to the hands of someone who is in the business of killing people.
In your example if the doctor performing the procedure has NOTHING to do with abortion, you may entrust your life to him without scruple.
(“nothing to with” meaning does not support, perform, encourage, vote for, or otherwise make money off of abortion)
Perhaps put yourself in my position. My son was born almost 3 months premature. I was sent to the hospital by ambulance. He needed to be admitted to a Level 1 NICU. The closest one available, also performs abortions in its family planning clinic. While I loathe abortion, and find it an abomination…as a mother I was obligated to get my baby proper medical care. The closest Catholic hospital did not have the level 1 NICU. The NICU staff were not part of the family planning clinic.I would not feel comfortable having a procedure that was intended to help me in a hospital where they also allowed doctors to routinely violate the hipocratic oath and kill an unborn child.
It really doesn’t matter if he has had malpractice issues. That only means he either did not get caught killing people, or that the state does not condemn the killing of people. It would be irresponsible to trust ones life into the hands of someone who is a known killer.I’m not sure this is accurate. I have a cardiologist that I see on a regular basis. His treats and monitors my heart. I’ve looked up his educational background, if he’s had any malpractice issues.
If he publicly supports abortion, that is reason enough. That means he is ‘okay’ with killing people. Would it be responsible to entrust ones life in the hands of someone who is ‘okay’ with killing people.What isn’t my business is how he votes.
Actions that affect other people are also between him and the people it affects. Choosing to support killing people makes one responsible to those people who are put to death.That is between him and God, and does not effect if he is a good cardiologist or not.
Hi…normally how someone votes is a private issue - not public. It really isn’t up to me how my cardiologist votes…and it isn’t my place to ask him. I am 100% confident that my cardiologist does not perform abortions.It really doesn’t matter if he has had malpractice issues. That only means he either did not get caught killing people, or that the state does not condemn the killing of people. It would be irresponsible to trust ones life into the hands of someone who is a known killer.
If he publicly supports abortion, that is reason enough. That means he is ‘okay’ with killing people. Would it be responsible to entrust ones life in the hands of someone who is ‘okay’ with killing people.
Actions that affect other people are also between him and the people it affects. Choosing to support killing people makes one responsible to those people who are put to death.