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  1. M

    Abortion : should we admit exceptions ?

    And you're continuing to ignore the point that an ectopic embryo is quite simply non-viable. You might as well demand that an anencephalic foetus be 'saved'.
  2. M

    Samoan Islands earthquake generates small tsunamis

    Several have died already and the toll is expected to rise. The islanders (both Western and American Samoa) are overwhelmingly Christian. so lets lift up our brothers and sisters in prayer
  3. M

    Abortion : should we admit exceptions ?

    :thumbsup: A cogent and thoughtful post, Ann. Thank you.
  4. M

    Abortion : should we admit exceptions ?

    That must have been the one I knew who said that she never married because she was 'saving herself for Jesus'. I just remember thinking 'poor Jesus - hasn't the poor guy suffered enough already'!
  5. M

    Do you have an a priori against french ?

    Like I said, debt repaid; the balance is re-set. And like I also said, Parisians insult everyone; they are just plain grumpy so-and-so's.
  6. M

    Do you have an a priori against french ?

    And if it wasn't for Lafayette and Co, you guys would probably still be drinking tea and playing cricket not baseball...:p Fair exchange and all that...
  7. M

    Do you have an a priori against french ?

    Parisians are rude to everyone. That's just them; Americans shoudn't take it personally.
  8. M

    Abortion : should we admit exceptions ?

    And then there was Father Bourne who was an excellent shot with the chalk....not to mention the blackboard rubber....ouch!
  9. M

    Do you have an a priori against french ?

    Well, if you want to talk about racial tolerance, we had a mixed-race Prime Minister as long ago as 1812...
  10. M

    Abortion : should we admit exceptions ?

    :laugh: How did you guess?! We didn't have nuns but we had mad priests and monks who were deemed by the diocese to be psychologically unfit for parish work...so they put them in charge of teaching boys - what could possibly go wrong? "Fatal beatings all round, chaps!"
  11. M

    Abortion : should we admit exceptions ?

    Um...I think you meant capital punishment?Corporal punishment is rarely fatal...unless you went to the same school as me...:eek:
  12. M

    Abortion : should we admit exceptions ?

    By your definition, then, a soldier commits murder every time he successfully obeys an order to kill his country's enemies. There are many forms of killing which are not murder.
  13. M

    Abortion : should we admit exceptions ?

    'Justified murder' is a legal oxymoron. It's either murder, manslaughter or not homicide at all on the grounds of self-defence; IMO the ectopic pregnancy sounds more like the latter.
  14. M

    Abortion : should we admit exceptions ?

    No, but what about the pregnancy for one so young? Which child's life are we talking about here?
  15. M

    Could you clear a few things please ?

    The term 'liberal' has to be one of the most confusing words ever! Its meaning varies both temporally and spatially. It varies temporally in that its original meaning stems from the French Revolution, with its connotations of liberty, greater freedom for the individual and an opposition to...
  16. M

    "Devotion" to Mary...

    What Thinkingstuff said. Mary gave birth to God the Son and raised Him as her own child. Therefore she is rightly referred to as theotokos = God-bearer ie: she who gave birth to God. That doesn't mean that the Second Person of the Godhead , the Eternal Word, didn't have an existence prior to His...
  17. M

    "Devotion" to Mary...

    You're conflating 'beginning' with 'birth', I believe.
  18. M

    "Devotion" to Mary...

    So are you saying Jesus isn't God?
  19. M

    Brits tighten screws on home schooling

    Er...yes they do: the OFSTED inspectors do interview a random selection of pupils and ask them questions like that. I know this in part because one of my good friends from church is an OFSTED inspector.
  20. M

    Brits tighten screws on home schooling

    LOL - we think it's the other way round! But - serious point - schools as educational establishments in the UK are subject to rigorous inspections by the likes of OFSTED - and rightly so (one of the first things my wife and I did when deciding which school to send our son to was to look at...
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