What’s going on with the theocratic intrusion in our laws?

[Anonymous]

Frozen embryos are children, huh? Anyone think the Alabama reasoning is good jurisprudence and not just theocracy masquerading as legal doctrine?

Is this the path Christians want to lead the nation?

I’m sure Steve will delete this because sensitive posters can’t handle the pressure this post may cause.

It’s really looking like Gilead out there folks.

[Anonymous]

Crickets.

[Anonymous]

There has been a huge grassroots push for this for a long time. It's just coming to fruition.

[Anonymous]

How about it is about ethics, dummy.

[Anonymous]

Where does it have anything to do with religion? Churches don’t make laws and vote here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where does it have anything to do with religion? Churches don’t make laws and vote here.

Op here. The judge literally cites Bible verses as the basis for the ruling

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where does it have anything to do with religion? Churches don’t make laws and vote here.

Are you being willfully obtuse or is this just cognitive dissonance?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How about it is about ethics, dummy.

It’s about science conflicting with religion. And common sense. What happens to the 20-50 million frozen embryos in the US? Are the companies holding them liable for murder if they somehow accidentally unfreeze? Can I move to Alabama and get a bunch of embryos and claim them as dependents? Dummy.

[Anonymous]

You think religion doesn't help guide? It’s been that for centuries and will always be.
I’m not religious, but there are guiding principles that both religious and non-religious people follow that are in agreeance.
Do you condemn the 10 commandments?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You think religion doesn't help guide? It’s been that for centuries and will always be.
I’m not religious, but there are guiding principles that both religious and non-religious people follow that are in agreeance.
Do you condemn the 10 commandments?

Do you condemn IVF?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about it is about ethics, dummy.

It’s about science conflicting with religion. And common sense. What happens to the 20-50 million frozen embryos in the US? Are the companies holding them liable for murder if they somehow accidentally unfreeze? Can I move to Alabama and get a bunch of embryos and claim them as dependents? Dummy.

You invalidated your own argument (as if you ever had one) when you said accidentally unfroze. You can move anywhere you want and claim anything you want. Doesn’t mean it’s yours. I can claim your dog is mine.
Dummy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You think religion doesn't help guide? It’s been that for centuries and will always be.
I’m not religious, but there are guiding principles that both religious and non-religious people follow that are in agreeance.
Do you condemn the 10 commandments?

Do you condemn IVF?

Yes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You think religion doesn't help guide? It’s been that for centuries and will always be.
I’m not religious, but there are guiding principles that both religious and non-religious people follow that are in agreeance.
Do you condemn the 10 commandments?

Yeah, in this Alabama case I would say religion decidedly does not “help guide”.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You think religion doesn't help guide? It’s been that for centuries and will always be.
I’m not religious, but there are guiding principles that both religious and non-religious people follow that are in agreeance.
Do you condemn the 10 commandments?

Do you condemn IVF?

I do as it is the manufacturing of children. Also, if it were banned there would be no issue that would have come up such as in Alabama.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You think religion doesn't help guide? It’s been that for centuries and will always be.
I’m not religious, but there are guiding principles that both religious and non-religious people follow that are in agreeance.
Do you condemn the 10 commandments?

Yeah, in this Alabama case I would say religion decidedly does not “help guide”.

That’s your opinion.