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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You do know that you aren't actually pro-life, right? It sounds like you are anti-abortion but that you don't think it should be illegal, since you recognize that there are times that abortion is justified (for non Catholics is a huge exception!)

So you can tell your friend that while you don't think abortion could be the right choice for you, Tonya thought it was the right choice for her, and you support her right to make the choice herself. [/quote]

Thank you for the advice. I've tried that approach and while Marie gets that she feels I'm a horrible person for giving her a ride. She says I should have left her at McDonalds and not been implicit in keeping her secret. So I don't know what to do. Maybe she needs to cool way down before I approach her again.

I am actually prolife though. I think it should be illegal [i]with exceptions[/i].[b] I also believe that I can't push my religion on anyone else so if someone is a non Catholic they have their beliefs and I have my own. [/b]Its hard to explain but I feel like sin is sin. Sin is all offensive to God no matter what it is or how we as humans categorize it.

I am not going to judge an individual for making a choice. I judge a society and government that allows its. If that makes sense. [/quote]

So if you don't think you can push your religion on other people, why would you think that abortion should be illegal for all? Isn't that the very definition of pushing your beliefs on other people?[/quote]

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