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RU486 - something to be said for considered debate : Comments
By Andrew Laming, published 16/2/2006Where substantial ethical concerns exist, Parliament should retain the option to resume the power delegated to the Therapeutic Goods Adminsistration when required.
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Pregnancy support services across the country are non-denominational, non-sectarian. They offer post-abortion counseling services and support for pregnant women and mothers.
Philo, your own work experiences clearly indicate the difficult decisions, when responsibly dealt with,can be overcome and turned around…benefiting all involved.
How is it none of the anti-lifers seem willing or capable of putting yourselves out to support (other than with invective and bile) the women most involved in this issue?
Perhaps because with no belief in Heaven, they’ve no time for consideration of others…’eat, drink and be merry…’. Sad, isn’t it?
Reason – you’re way off the mark re: Philo. If he helps families resolve problems using ‘his kind of Christianity’, they’re likely to seek it out for themselves, especially if it’s re-united their family.
Yabby, re: Osama Bin Laden…both of you support separating the heads of live humans from their bodies…pro-lifers don’t sacrifice lives of innocents, anti-lifers do. So does Osama and his terrorists.
Check your terminology and excuses for killing – are they written from the same script? Neither of you likes Catholics or Christian religions either.
Col: ‘Your opinion not worth a hoot.’
…but your’s is?
‘…support, reinforcement of their self esteem and unconditional love…’
I see none in yours.
Who’s yabbering on about monkeys for no good reason? What’s that about bonobos and chimps, Yabby?
As for ‘a piece of steel’ being a ‘potential car’…apart from being inanimate, it can potentially be many things. A conceived human life remains a human life with potential…get the difference?
Moni, I am unaware of your previous post, but
1. Abortion is not legal in Australia
2. RU486 is not approved for use in Australia and comments from the drug companies indicate they are unlikely to import due to ‘risks’ associated
3. Philo, like others, has posted relevant comments - I support his right to do so.
Jesus Christ defended the innocent unborn too and was crucified for his efforts...not a lot has changed in 2000 years, has it?