Since certain fundamentalist Christian groups say it is, that’s when.
Let’s do the math, though. On second thought, let’s let No Longer Quivering do the math. As NLQ says, in the name of right-to-life, a lot of Quiverfull mothers stand to lose theirs.
And thanks, Sis. CTLW, for the link.
Dating Jesus 
And the thing is, that’s an old photo. There are two more kids now.
I knew it. I counted heads and because I’ve actually lost count of Duggars, I figured I wasn’t keeping up.
19 & counting.
Je. Sus.
They can’t get a shot of them all now because the littlest is in the ICU.
You. Are. Awesome.
seems odd cuz Catholic Church supports such abortion, yet this Christian group don’t.
It doesn’t make sense because it had been proven that tubal pregnancy is fatal to all babies. I wonder if they won’t allow such abortion to removed an unwanted object (dead baby), what about removal of cysts, cancers, and more. Something to ponder on.
This is criminal. A woman who goes along with this for the sake of religion is committing suicide.
Because it’s God will…and that makes it all ok.
I had a discussion about the “God’s will” thing today, too. I’m a troublemaker in my discussion group really yet they still let me attend. Maybe you guys aren’t surprised by that.
un fortunately not ALL. 1 baby every 7 years lives.
Weird. I really thought Catholics were the strictest denomination when it came to fetus’ (fetii? fetuses?)
Me, too. Or, at least, no one was more strict.
That “No Longer Quivering” blog is some tough reading – so much abuse. I feel for all those women and children.
Amazing what some people will do and try to pass off as religion.
I guess it is considered elective when you put the little zygote there.
Or something like that.
It’s not an abortion, but a necessary medical procedure.
Time to put your head back in the Bible and get it out of our bodies. The bible is not a medical reference book.
“The bible is not a medical reference book.”
Awesome, Mario.
It’s not a reference book for any of that other stuff that it’s been used as a reference for, either. Astronomy, for instance, recalling the little kerfuffle Galileo had with the Catholic Church. Incredibly, they were still tussling over it just a couple years ago: http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/node/6595
Amen.