Ask a Catholic

[Randy Carson]

But let's review, abortion offers:

• the near certainty of death for the unborn child (though some survive the botched attempts at chopping them up in utero) 
  
• the risk of death for the mother (yeah, it really does happen)
  
• the risk of complications (such as sterilization)
  
• the risk of infection (also potentially sterilizing)
  
• the near certainty that the mother (and father) will live with the guilt of having killed their own baby for the rest of their lives (though some claim to be immune from this)
  

So, after a quick review of your posts, I don't think I "ignored" anything. But if I did, you will remind me, won't you?

Thanks.

Your god has murdered over 50 billion children.

See my thread called "god, the author of the biggest holocaust".

100 billion people born in total.
Half of them died while they are still children.
Most of them from disease your god does nothing about.

Face it, you god could have created any planet for us, yet he decided to put us on a child killer.

Not to mention, that over half of all fertilized eggs never become fetus'. The number of abortions your god is responsible for dwarfs the induced abortions by 10's of billions.

Here's a question for you.

Does anything happen that is not a part of god's plan?

Simon-

I'm familiar with the argument. You can get a good response in any number of good books. Amazon will help you find one to walk you through this.

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Google modern logic and text.  There are many many good ones and all much the same.  Historical method is a little more diverse.  Read several.

Jenny-

I was in the middle of a fairly long response, when I accidentally closed my browser...though I'm not certain I did it.

Anyhoo, I will start over tomorrow. My apologies for the delay...I liked several of your points.