Sure seems like the anti life party tried to make this the case in this past election as well, but fortunately the founding fathers made a good decision in having congressman elected every 2 years so such a huge death tilting could be righted.Since the Roman times the occupying force which removes the existing power is responsible for the law and order in the country. Some original predating was allowed (3days) but after that law and order on the expense of the conquering military.
Even the communist Soviet Army kept this rule, except that the predating/raping period lasted about three months. However they restored the destroyed electric and water plants withing 3 weeks after the siege was over a city. This is deep in the natural law.
I think you mean that the number of deaths due to abortion exceeds the number of deaths from other causes. Is that what you were trying to say?
As a catholic you must understand that God gave you intellect to use it. You should consider the arguments, not who says them. And you should listen to the 2004 pastoral letter to the US bishop, requiring balanced view for the well formed conscience.Sure seems like the anti life party tried to make this the case in this past election as well, but fortunately the founding fathers made a good decision in having congressman elected every 2 years so such a huge death tilting could be righted.
I agree and for the life of me cannot understand how a good Catholic can vote for such a pro death party.As a catholic you must understand that God gave you intellect to use it. You should consider the arguments, not who says them. And you should listen to the 2004 pastoral letter to the US bishop, requiring balanced view for the well formed conscience.
Ypu can vote only for candidate in good faith, who find the balence between the
Lip service for the life without real effect is insufficient decision factor.
- dignity of life (as it is opposed to the life in itself only)
- family values
- social justice
- global solidarity
Matthew 7:21 Not every one that saith to me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven: but he that doth the will of my Father who is in heaven, he shall enter into the kingdom of heaven.