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@8RBTDT2ConstitutionAnswersChristian FundamentalismStarted 1yr agoActive 5mos ago

Every naturally growing cell in the body is part of God's plan and should not be removed by medical procedures. We should trust His will and avoid such interventions.

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 @9T3QX3W from Texas  disagreed…1yr1Y

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“should not be removed”

As republicans, we must stick to our roots of individual freedoms, and we as Christians must only leave other people's transgressions between them and God. It should only be our individual sins that we should worry about.

  @@1876-Elbert from Colorado  commented…11mos11MO

Engaged Social Issues Engaged Abortion #1 Engaged Christian Fundamentalism

I would also like to say this: Abraham Lincoln had a point. We must ensure that we are on God's side. He is against abortion, so we must be as well.

 @9FVZ6PFRepublican  from California  commented…10mos10MO

Does the individual freedom extend to the unborn child? What about their freedom? Do you think that the government has a role protecting their freedom to live as well as any other human being’s freedom?

  @TRUMPIST✝️🇺🇸  from Maryland  disagreed…5mos5MO

“must only leave other people's transgressions between them and God”

Jesus would never support abortion, dont we punish criminals who break the law and interfer with certain personal freedoms which can result in harm to others, and everyone is okay with that? It is the same thing for abortion, we must stop the mass execution of pre-born babies

 @B29MQ5C from New Jersey  disagreed…9mos9MO

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“we as Christians must”

Okay, thank you for saying that you shouldn't worry about other people's problems. But "we as Christians"??? Do you guys realize that not all of Americans are Christans? There are Jews, Hindus, Muslims, and so many more. Don't force your religion on others for no reason

 @5T4J4TLDemocratfrom Connecticut  disagreed…1yr1Y

So, by that logic, we should avoid removing cancerous tumors because they're "naturally growing" cells too? How about you give that a test run and we'll implement it on your 100th birthday?

 @SkepTex  from Colorado  disagreed…10mos10MO

#10 Informed Social Issues Informed Abortion

“Don’t remove cells from a body, if it would save someone.”

Should appendicitis not be treated? Should cancer cells not be removed from the body, even for biopsy? Should hair and nails not be cut? All of these remove cells from your body.

If you save a dying person, you haven’t disrupted any plan. That was the plan.

  @giggityquagmire from Florida  commented…1yr1Y

Amen brother

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