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January 3rd, 2022, 01:46 AM
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Oh I get it, so if the pope strays from his path (on other anti-Biblical issues as well,) then its okay, not when he's on the path of what he represents lol. Don't we call those hypocrites?
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January 3rd, 2022 01:46 AM
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January 3rd, 2022, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by
FirewodGuy
Oh I get it, so if the pope strays from his path (on other anti-Biblical issues as well,) then its okay, not when he's on the path of what he represents lol. Don't we call those hypocrites?
Not being Catholic I don't care what the Pope says but anti-abortion advocates must be wallowing in despair that their biggest ally has sold them out.
Being pro-choice I have no issues with the use of fetal cells in medical research and have no qualms about using products derived from them. YMMV
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January 3rd, 2022, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by
Badenoch
Not being Catholic I don't care what the Pope says but anti-abortion advocates must be wallowing in despair that their biggest ally has sold them out.
Being pro-choice I have no issues with the use of fetal cells in medical research and have no qualms about using products derived from them. YMMV
Yes, the pro-choice say theyre not babies in the womb because they look like an amoeba, but then they call bacteria on Mars a sign of life. Wont be long till there's full bodies harvesting in labs, all the while the population will not be able to procreate naturally. Coincidentally, I just saw a mainstream news article about artificial wombs. Everything is going artificial because of science and most don't think anything could go wrong or that there's any issues of ethics, morals or sanctity, which are not built into science. Natural boundaries and laws of nature, who needs that.I'm sure everything would be just peachy in the world if everyone could live forever as well
Last edited by FirewodGuy; January 3rd, 2022 at 02:23 PM.