'God', the biggest practitioner of abortion!

[Simon Moon]

Not even a contest.

Here are the best statistics, verified by several studies:

20% of all fertilized eggs do not even make it to implantation
60% die naturally, from fertilization up through late late pregnancy. Some scientists think it is closer to 75%

This means only 40% of all fertilized eggs develop into babies. So, the natural state of affairs for the human reproduction process, is the majority are naturally aborted.

So, if 'life begins at conception', why aren't the anti-choice people speaking out about 'god' aborting so many 'living people'?

There have been 117 billion homo sapiens ever born, out of a potential 409 billion. That means that 'God' aborted 292 billion, many in late term.

[Ravenshire]

Not even a contest.

Here are the best statistics, verified by several studies:

20% of all fertilized eggs do not even make it to implantation
60% die naturally, from fertilization up through late late pregnancy. Some scientists think it is closer to 75%

This means only 40% of all fertilized eggs develop into babies. So, the natural state of affairs for the human reproduction process, is the majority are naturally aborted.

So, if 'life begins at conception', why aren't the anti-choice people speaking out about 'god' aborting so many 'living people'?

There have been 117 billion homo sapiens ever born, out of a potential 409 billion. That means that 'God' aborted 292 billion, many in late term.

"Mysterious ways," or "Gawd's ways are not our ways" in 3... 2... 1...

Gawd will always get a pass, no matter what.

[arewethereyet]

God also seems to get a pass when it comes to deciding which pregnancies to end. There are too many babies born with serious illnesses or deformities for that to fly as a reason. Certainly many pregnancies end because the mother isn't able to carry to term or because the fetus isn't viable, but that doesn't explain why this wonderful, worthy of praise being is to be thanked for each life, no matter how much misery and pain there is.

[MR. Macabre 666]

Our son and daughter-in-law's third daughter PIPER was stillborn at 8 months into the pregnancy. Her heart just stopped beating, so she had to be induced, which meant our son's wife had to give birth to their dead little girl. I can't ever imagine anything worse than this, especially with 2 little girls who are expecting a new baby sister.
It was fucking brutal, a little piece of me died along with her. I have a tattoo of her footprints on my right shoulder so I'll never forget about her.

[Angrboda]

Have you considered comparing it to WWII?

[arewethereyet]

Our son and daughter-in-law's third daughter PIPER was stillborn at 8 months into the pregnancy. Her heart just stopped beating, so she had to be induced, which meant our son's wife had to give birth to their dead little girl. I can't ever imagine anything worse than this, especially with 2 little girls who are expecting a new baby sister.
It was fucking brutal, a little piece of me died along with her. I have a tattoo of her footprints on my right shoulder so I'll never forget about her.

That's a rough one for everyone involved.  I am sorry this happened to your family.

[Ahriman]

God also seems to get a pass when it comes to deciding which pregnancies to end.  There are too many babies born with serious illnesses or deformities for that to fly as a reason.  Certainly many pregnancies end because the mother isn't able to carry to term or because the fetus isn't viable, but that doesn't explain why this wonderful, worthy of praise being is to be thanked for each life, no matter how much misery and pain there is.

God is such a great guy, isn't he? I spend most of my day every day wishing I had been aborted, but sometimes I don't feel that way, and I still don't thank God for those happier times because why would I feel like I should have been aborted in the first place? God is playing both sides of my emotional stability and that ultimately makes him the bad guy.

[WinterHold]

We are his; God's; he is free to shape us like he wills.
Imagine a "CPU" factory; the engineer inventing the CPUs is allowed to do what he/she pleases.

Imagine an AI bot, the programmer controlling it is allowed to terminate it, evolve it, fashion it into a bigger software idea they have,

The creator can do what he pleases,
What angers you? you're picturing it as the creature has a saying in their advent to this universe !

Leave nature to flow as it is, don't intervene.

[emjay]

We are his; God's; he is free to shape us like he wills.
Imagine a "CPU" factory; the engineer inventing the CPUs is allowed to do what he/she pleases.

Imagine an AI bot, the programmer controlling it is allowed to terminate it, evolve it, fashion it into a bigger software idea they have,

The creator can do what he pleases,
What angers you? you're picturing it as the creature has a saying in their advent to this universe !

Leave nature to flow as it is, don't intervene.

That's like saying a parent has a right to hurt their children just because they gave birth to them. No they don't; they may have the might but they don't have the right. Same thing with a hypothetical god; it has the might to mistreat its creations but not the right. And if it chooses to do that, then if it also gives me free will, the one thing it can never get from me is my truly, freely, willingly given love and respect, no matter how it mistreats me with its might. Sure it might break me, but that is not the same as truly, freely, willingly given love and respect.

[The Grand Nudger]

These people want to bore us with endless moralizing, but at the bottom of the well, they're perfectly fine positing human property and excusing their god for whatever it happens to do on that basis.

Let's test this theory. It obvious that your islamic nations belong to gog and magog, we created them. We can do whatever we want to you, as your owner. You speak against us, but what are you angry about...as though you had some say in it? Leave nature to flow as it is.