Comments on: A Worthwhile Documentary on the Abortion Debate

By: LivediT

LivediT — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 00:42:34 +0000

I’ve lived it. Religion in my mind, has ZERO place in this topic. It’s not your body, it’s not Gods body. It’s a unique individuals body. A person with their own mind. Let them make the choices they feel are right for there, and support them when they need it.

By: Spencer

Spencer — Thu, 19 May 2011 19:15:55 +0000

So, your review made me NOT want to see it because of the lack of moral clarity. Is there a better documentary than this?

By: samuel axel

samuel axel — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 00:04:41 +0000

I just wanted anyone’s opinion on if I was in the wrong here, and what any of you guys would have done in this situation. So my wife is quite liberal and I’m more on the conservative side, and she’s about 3 months pregnant. She can’t work right now, so I’ve been forced to support her as of late. The thing is that about a week ago she started asking me if she could borrow $400, and being pretty secretive about the reason why. I soon found out that $400 was the average cost of a back alley abortion, which is ridiculous considering that she knows how vehemently pro-life I am. After refusing to give her the money and the countless hours of arguing that ensued, I ended up making a comment about how if she wanted to do something liberal with $400, she should take advantage of Obummer’s “satellite internet recovery act,” so that “instead of murdering our kid, he can have satellite internet at a smashing price!” (I linked it so you can actually see it’s about $400 in taxpayer money that our President chose to waste on this crap, aren’t I so funny hah). The messed up part is that she went and told her dad, who happens to be just as liberal as her, and who also happens to own the house that we’re renting. To make a long story short, my tenancy has been “suspended” from his house (I’m now staying at my buddy’s place until this thing blows over) and he gave her the money to get the abortion. I haven’t talked to her in almost a week, so it’s pretty safe to say that she has already gone through with it. So my question is, do you think I was being inappropriate for mocking my wife and father in law’s political ideologies, or do you think I’m being unfairly persecuted because of my relative conservatism, and the Obummer joke I made has little to nothing to do with this? I’m thinking the latter.

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Vitamina Z « Marius Cruceru — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 18:04:28 +0000

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By: Barry

Barry — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 03:55:14 +0000

Nice. I’ll have to check this documentary out.

By: Dan Martin

Dan Martin — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 22:50:03 +0000

Never once do we catch a glimpse of the grace revealed in the cross of Jesus Christ, in which our Savior was executed in our place. Simply put, there is no gospel here. I wonder how many of these people have actually experienced the grace of God.

Thank you, Trevin, for acknowledging something that the church really should confront far more directly than it has. While I am convinced that abortion is wrong, I am equally convinced that most of the efforts Christians have exerted, to counteract it are ALSO wrong (with the very strong exception of some of the loving pregnancy and young-mother help centers churches have started in recent years).

God uses grace to treat our sinfulness; would that we would learn to apply that same lesson to other sinners. . .

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By: Jimmy Fine

Jimmy Fine — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 15:22:07 +0000

Great post Rich. Sounds like you nailed it.