Any chance we could have some helpful analysis of the decision,
rather than one-liners? The question of the degree to which parents should be
able to permanently alter their children's bodies - for religious reasons or
otherwise - is not, it seems to me, one that has a completely obvious answer
one way or the other. There may indeed be one correct answer that can be
demonstrated, but such demonstration requires argument rather than assertion.
Eugene
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