But you seemed to question @"René Descartes" believing in God if he believed in a woman's right to choose, and then took issue with @"charleton" point...
Who said anything about approving of it in itself (whatever that means)? There are times where murder isn't wrong (assuming your definition), such as ...
I simply provided sources that showed God approved of infanticide (whether by his own hand or by the hand of another, e.g. Saul), even if in certain c...
That might be true, but misses the point of the pro-life argument, which is that the unborn child is said to have a right to live, and that this right...
Wrongful killing? The problem here is that the claim I was responding to was this: If we are to understand the word "murder" as meaning "wrongfully ki...
If it helps, consider this argument which uses the same reasoning: 1. A bachelor is an unmarried man 2. John is not an unmarried man 3. Therefore, Joh...
No I'm not. How so? It seems straightforward to me: 1. Murder is unlawful killing 2. Abortion is not unlawful killing 3. Therefore, abortion is not mu...
Murder is the unlawful killing of another human being with intent. This contrasts with something like capital punishment, which although the killing o...
There's no appeal to authority. Murder is defined as unlawful killing, and so if abortion is lawful then it isn't murder. That's not the same logic at...
I am considering the practical impact (see my edit). Your hypothetical example is an absurdity. In a real life case, the options are going to be the s...
The difference is that him deciding (and being allowed) to spend his inheritance on a scoop of ice cream will lead to him spending his inheritance on ...
That review doesn't explain which charities are being supported and what volunteer work is being done (except for a mention of "the arts and the envir...
After testy call with Trump over border wall, Mexican president shelves plan to visit White House What? Trump thinks Nieto is obliged to honour a prom...
Deputy at Florida high school where 17 were killed 'never went in,' resigns Do you think that he should have gone in? I don't know much about police p...
Although I wonder if this "self-defence" reasoning would be to apply original intent rather than original meaning. I would have thought the latter – t...
I didn't claim otherwise. I was pointing out that the reason an individual was given the right to possess a firearm unconnected with service in a mili...
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