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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The focus on Catholicism in this discussion frustrates me. Although Catholics make up half of the world's Christians, they are a minority of Christians in the U.S.  Most U.S. Christians are Protestants, and beliefs vary widely.  There are lots of liberal Christian denominations that do not want to ban abortion.

Also, in the early years of this country - the period SCOTUS is apparently nostalgic for - Americans were not only staunchly anti-Catholic, they were really into non-Christian deism. Some of the most famous Founders, like Jefferson and Adams, we're not Christians: they denied that Jesus was divine. So the idea that Christian[i] or [/i]Catholic views are relevant to our political rights is really ahistoric and recent. [/quote]

Because the Catholic Church (Bishops) have more money, influence, and effects on our rights.

Catholics also do not believe women are equal.[/quote]

I certainly will never vote again for a traditional Catholic.  The US Council of Bishops is one of the most morally corrupt institutions in the US.[/quote]

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