Well with all due respect, some of the questions are silly
too. Whether or not there is such a thing as post
abortion stress syndrome, really has nothing to do with
whether or not God thinks that abortion is sinful or not.
As a matter of fact I am skeptical also that such an
entity exists, humans have a remarkable capacity for doing
all kinds of terrible behaviors without feeling any
remorse about it whatsoever.
The main reason I doubt its existence, is that those that
suffer "post traumatic stress disorder" usually perceive
themselves as the victim, not the victimizer. I am sure
that many women feel remorse and guilt after an abortion,
even many years later. I am also sure that many, probably
the majority, do not.
So I dont see this as an argument that can be rationally
used against abortion.
On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 11:04:17 -0700
"D. F. Siemens, Jr." <dfsiemensjr@juno.com> wrote:
>Moorad,
>This is a silly response, for many things are repulsive.
>I happen to be
>especially sensitive to vomit or its smell, but not to
>blood. However
>many people find watching any operation exceedingly
>unpleasant,
>especially the first time. Many of them have to look
>away, feel queasy,
>or faint. I recall my Dad when he cut his finger. As he
>was being
>bandaged, he had to sit down before he fell down. How
>many men have
>problems when admitted to the delivery room with their
>wives? I recall a
>class taken on a field trip to a tuna cannery. Most of
>them could no
>longer eat tuna for months or years. I understand that an
>abattoir is
>worse. What about the brouhaha over dissections in
>introductory zoology
>classes? What's the proverb: You don't want to see either
>laws or
>sausages made?
>Dave
>
>On Tue, 12 Oct 2004 09:24:17 -0400 "Alexanian, Moorad"
><alexanian@uncw.edu> writes:
>Forget about questions #1?#4. Let every respondent see a
>medical film of
>what abortion entails and then ask them your favorite
>questions. There
>is no reason to ask questions to people that do not
>actually know what
>they had done to the unborn.
>
>Moorad
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