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Maraya1969

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8. Maybe not. My religion believes that there is neither birth nor death so an abortion

Reply to Qutzupalotl (Reply #5)

Mon Apr 15, 2024, 11:36 AM

Apr 2024

is not judged and murder would not be judged as "taking of a life" because the belief is that there was no 'life" to be taken. If the body is killed that life continues

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An Indiana court ruled that Jews have a religious liberty right to abortion. Here's why that matters. [View all] Richard D Apr 2024 OP

And in Indiana, yet. Shocked. marble falls Apr 2024 #1

If this goes to the SC, and they rule similarly, one wonders if there will be JohnSJ Apr 2024 #2

I was thinking the same thing. How do you prove you are Jewish except by joining Maraya1969 Apr 2024 #3

It is a formal process, and documented. The only issue is that it takes time, and JohnSJ Apr 2024 #4

Agree. See my post #6. wnylib Apr 2024 #7

I am picturing Ancestry.com being flooded with mtDNA tests wnylib Apr 2024 #6

Weird that a party supposedly based on Judeo-Christian values Qutzupalotl Apr 2024 #5

Maybe not. My religion believes that there is neither birth nor death so an abortion Maraya1969 Apr 2024 #8

Start a Christian denomination that allows abortion in its tenets. keithbvadu2 Apr 2024 #9

This should be possible . . . Richard D Apr 2024 #10

The Bible does not support the RWNJ's view on abortion LetMyPeopleVote Apr 2024 #11