If (as you indicate) people are turning less religious over
time, why do you suppose that Roe V. Wade may actually be overturned
soon, for the first time in 33 years?
Gary VanderMolen
Because abortion has absolutely nothing to do with fairy tales? Since when
do you need to worship cloud men in order to determine if you personally
find aborting fetuses to be immoral? I really have disgust for those who
assume that only by instilling fairy tales does one have moral guidance. It
is a real undermining of the human mind to overlook the sense of morality
built in at the genetic level. I don't need a book to tell me that killing
is wrong.
I applaud you for your pro-life stance.
But let's do a reality check. Of those who are anti-abortion, what percent
do you suppose are religious? I think it's very high, probably 80% or better.
Gary VanderMolen
