Even WORLD Admits It Now

see, now that’s what i call active opposition…go Mike!

the commentators bothered me tho…there seemed to be a general concensus that it was ok not to vote republican purely on the basis that they were never gonna get abortions made illegal. *headdesk*

Very nice article. Good work, Mike.

Okay, so I’m a Christian and not an atheist, but I’m also not afraid to think for myself. I am neither a conservative or a liberal, just an evangelical moderate who looks at both sides of every issue and agrees with all of the good points that seem to make perfect sense. For an example, take the abortion issue. I oppose abortion and am very Pro-Life, but I would never want to control a woman’s body and prevent her from making a decision that she feels is right for her. But I also oppose the death penalty and gun ownership and support human euthanasia and surgical sterilization, simply because I don’t see why a child should have to suffer if its parents can’t or won’t take care of it, especially if the irresponsible parents never change and wind up overburdening our state with too many unwanted children, and why we should force a terminally ill patient to live when saving their life only causes them more pain and suffering. After all, if we can spade and neuter animals to help control the pet population and put an animal to sleep when it is suffering, then I don’t see why we can’t do the same to humans. I also believe that you can’t call yourself Pro-Life if you oppose abortion, then turn around and support the death penalty and gun ownership. Plus, as long as you don’t use them to cause an abortion, I have absolutely no problem whatsoever with women using birth control methods to help them plan their pregnancies. However, because of my beliefs, both political and otherwise (I also support masturbation but oppose homosexuality, gay marriage, and gay parenting; however, I believe that we should accept others as they are whether we agree with them or not and not judge or condemn anyone who are different), a lot of very conservative Christians will make me out as the heretic in need of repentance just because I don’t agree with everything that they tell me. By the way, I also oppose embryonic stem cell research, mainly because medical science have recently found ways to use stem cells without having to destroy human embryos, but also because I am, once again, very Pro-Life. However, just like with the abortion issue, I would never try and stop someone from receiving their life-saving treatment just because I oppose the use of embryonic stem cells. Do you see where I am getting at? What I am trying to say is, very conservative Christians can’t seem to mind their own business, so they feel they have to go and change the world by making us all into something we’re not. And if we don’t comply? Well, then, I guess there’s fire and brimstone for us “heretics.” Great piece, Mike!