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Here is my recent letter to the editor of my local newspaper.
What do you think?
Re: Arizona “pro-lifers” a misnomer - Letters to the Editor, Monday March 16.
What do you think?
Re: Arizona “pro-lifers” a misnomer - Letters to the Editor, Monday March 16.
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Arizona Legislature has voted to allow pharmacists to deny filling prescriptions for emergency contraceptives if they have a moral objection to doing so. No one should be forced to go against their conscience under penalty of losing their job. Or penalty of law.
I am one of those "pro-life" folks. I don't get "starry eyed" over fertilized eggs but have regard for the human beings those fertilized eggs will grow into. They are living beings.
I also have regard for the living, already breathing children in Arizona and elsewhere who need healthcare and education. But by allowing emergency contraception, which prevents a fertilized egg from implanting in its mother's uterus, you are taking away that child's right to grow to adulthood. These embryos are not blobs of tissue. They are human beings if given the chance.
Have you ever seen an ultra-sound? If so, how can you deny that there is a CHILD in the womb?
Contraception and abortion may be the law of the land, but they are not God's law. And His law trumps all others.