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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Try again, in English this time.[/quote]

Op here. It was straight forward, thanks. Not sure how you couldn’t or didn’t want to understand. Again, I am curious how you square the health complications and problems like babies of rape with minors or babies with no skulls in utero which could kill the mother, and these are being shown in the news with increasing frequency. So how do you square adherence to a strict dogmatic religion that doesn’t allow exceptions for the mother in these circumstances? Do these give you pause at all for how the outlawing of abortions have played out? Does the fact that women could die from a baby with no cranium impact your no-abortion in any circumstance view?[/quote]

Seems like the suffering aspect is important to some. Maybe still trying to punish Eve. 
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Yes, you are right. To Catholics, the suffering for life is exactly what makes it holy. It’s actually a better and more potent religious ritual if the woman suffers. Just like the saints are martyrs. [/quote]

Modern day human sacrifices. 
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