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    9 months ago

    The Bible doesn’t really say anything about abortion. The most convincing thing I’ve seen is that it values the life of a mother over that a fetus, but it doesn’t say abortion is okay. Unless I’m missing something.

    Not that it matters what this book says, I just don’t think it helps at all to misrepresent it.

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        9 months ago

        At least the other poster offered up what is effectively a completely made up verse.

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          8 months ago

          “effectively made up verse” LOL

          Ah ok, so are you the arbiter of which stories in the Bible are literal, and which aren’t? Because that story seemed very fucking literal.

          Anyway, this can’t be the first time you’ve encountered a contradiction in the text of your holy book (assuming you’ve even read it), so I’m sure you’ve already got some pretty effective ways of ignoring the cognitive dissonance inherent in your worldview… So go ahead and have fun with that I guess.

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            8 months ago

            this can’t be the first time you’ve encountered a contradiction in the text of your holy book

            lol. I’m not a Christian. You’re just exposing your lack of critical thinking by thinking that, because I don’t agree with you, I must be the exact opposite. My child, the world is not black and white.

            You’re projecting your struggle with cognitive dissonance onto me, make no mistake about it.