What is your religious belief or lack of, and your stance on abortion access?

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ohshee · Accepted Answer

I am human I believe in my God a god I believe in right and wrong positive and negative yes no Hellogoodbye God devil I don't believe in taking something from somebody and enforcing them to deal with whatever May transpire

I have had sex with quite a few women each and every time that I've had sex I made the choice to protect her and to protect myself by wearing a condom because I was not ready to have a child to be responsible for a child so that's the way I dealt with it I made sure did I protected us both

Now when I was born my parents were divorced my mother remarried she got another divorce when I was 10 when I was 12 she remarried I moved out of the house I did not like the way my step father's brought me up what day did and they were angry anything and everything I can learn possibly about being a child wanting to know who your parents is wanting to know who you are I've been through and I've learned that you do not hit a kid and tell them that you love them you raise that kid to the best of your ability to make them become better than you are and have ever even thought of being so it better be planned and if it's not you have to take that responsibility because you had a choice to wear a condom or not if you do not wear condom it's on you you are now a parent you do not go and get an abortion you do not throw that getaway because of something stupid that you did I have two beautiful kids did I would never ever trade anything 4 I would die for my kids

Now when a woman minding her own business gets raped taking advantage of manipulated hurt abused beat and the person is doing it to her has no regards of nothing but themselves and gets her pregnant that woman has the right to do whatever she wants to do with that baby she did not ask to get raped she did not ask to get pregnant she didn't ask for any of it and if she wants to terminate that baby's life that's her decision and only her decision
I am 100% pro-life that's for me and me only because I will take responsibility for all my actions

Now for a lady that did not ask for any of the above gets pregnant from the rapist and then is forced to have that child that is wrong and I will stand in front of that lady to protect that lady to fight for that lady if that's what she wants to do is get an abortion I will back her play I will help her do whatever she has to do because it is not right to tell anyone that you have to have the baby of some guy that rapes you fuck you I would say and for every person who thinks it's wrong go ahead think that way it's okay that's your choice just like it's her choice to do what's right for her I guarantee you out of 100 people that are pro-life 100 women that are pro-life if they got pregnant by somebody that raped them I guarantee you 95% of them would want an abortion

Anpu23 · Accepted Answer

Im pagan and don't really care if someone terminates a pregnancy.

WhatTheHeckkkk · Accepted Answer

I voted Christian and pro-choice. I never really label my stance on abortion, because I simply do not care what others do with their lives or what they believe unless it affects/involves me/my family. Even with that, I will drop my input but I will not force anyone to do anything they do not want to do.

However, for myself, I am Christian and I would not have an abortion unless medically necessary. I will be persistent on my believes and views if it comes to me and my partner, or someone close to me, but I won’t force it.

Graci_e · Accepted Answer

I’m Christian. I hate the thought of abortions, but I do understand that there’s many valuable reasons that someone might not want a baby.
I believe you should be able to have an abortion up to 12 weeks in, but no more. Then a few expectations like rape.

But God it’s heartbreaking and I would never stand for a 30wk abortion. The way it’s done is horrifying and traumatising.

My sisters are pregnant and the babies move like crazy, it’s a human being. It breaks my heart that those things are done.

ChrisMaster69 · Answer

I’m religious in my own way.

abortion is a necessary evil and in the ideal world we would not have it.

we do not live in that world, therefore it is required.

Even purely for some major medical issues that can occur at the start of pregnancy and are not detectable in the first month or so, it needs to be at 11 weeks ish.

It medical and legal that should make these decisions and not religion or politicians after securing votes.

i wonder how a White Preacher would be, his 16 year old daughter pregnant with a baby from a poor black guy. Then through wonders of science it was possible to detect the baby boy would be coming out at Gay when 13…

what would that preacher do if they had to keep or abort it…

How strong are peoples real world convictions.

Sun_Kim-Ai · Answer

Other, and generally I follow my country's law - one can do as they choose, provided that they sign the forms and take responsibility for the procedure.
So I think I could be defined as pro-choice - but in truth, I am quite indifferent to the whole thing and believe that other things should be focused on, at least in my domain.
It's simply not a big concern here.

NamerOfStars · Answer

Excuse me- "anti-choice"? No one is anti-choice. The most diehard abortion opponents in the world wouldn't deny you choice. Abstinence, contraception, adoption, or parenthood. You just can't kill your baby.

There are very legitimate reasons for keeping abortion legal, Agape; you don't need to resort to this kind of push-poll euphemizing.

Brandi555 · Answer

I’m Christian. And I don’t really know how I feel. I mean there’s a million different situations that I’d feel differently about. So I would be pro choice for some of those situations and pro life for others.

DizzyDesii · Answer

I’m Christian. I dont encourage nor support abortion and I dont pity people who go through with it but i also dont protest to ban it. Its a sensitive topic for me tho and i get fired up so i just try to state my stance and fall back

DonkeyDan · Answer

I was born Christian but am no longer religious, I'm pro choice.

TenkRealist · Answer

Why do you call it "anti-choice?". The movement is called "pro-life". Call it as it is. Or would you rather me miscalled as "pro-abortion" too?

JosyJosy · Answer

Christian, Pro choice. I don't want to get in between their business, they can do what they want. But I find it sad. Being able to give life is a blessing. Some try and can't even have a baby no matter how hard they try with their partner.

matchrestore · Answer

I'm Christian - more specifically ELCA Lutheran, and I am pro-choice.

fonduegirl · Answer

Atheist and pro abortion. I think it's wrong for religious people to interfer with other people's business.

JoyGirl · Answer

I am Christian, and no comment. I don’t like to put my mouth in such issues. 🥲

CloudMassacre · Answer

I’m an atheist and I think everyone should have free and safe access to birth control, sex education, and abortion

NorthwestRider · Answer

Atheists and I do not like religious people Pro choice because I am not a doctor or a woman. Also people should stay out of other people private lives

Guy13 · Answer

What is your religious belief and your standing on abortion?

GoodGuyBreakingBad · Answer

I'm Spiritual but believe in Lord Jesus Christ as far as abortion I don't support or neutral about it

Cubus · Answer

Pro choice Rape is in overall quite bad. In all other cases it is a choice :)

goaded · Answer

Atheist and pro choice.

Cherry234 · Answer

Christian and pro-choice.

moonpie89 · Answer

Raised Muslim and I am pro choice

DaisyM23 · Answer

Hindu, pro-choice

QuietRunner · Answer

after 4 months that's when soul encasement happens

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