PSACRAMENTO SAID
Shelby posted this on the other forum and it got me to thinking:
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Again, I am NOT anti-abortion/pro-choice. I have no opinion one way or the other. I just find it curious that you think asking one man to ALMOST put to death his son... close to 6,000 years ago... is "evil"... in comparison to the many, many sons... and daughters... that are ACTUALLY sacrificed today... without anyone even asking their fathers... or mothers... to do so, today.
I just don't get the whole "judging" thing, here. I mean, seems just a tad bit skewed, IMHO. Me? I don't judge those who kill their children today... nor a man (or his God)... who may have almost killed his son more than 5,000 years ago. Just seems so... hypocritical, IMHO... to do so, take offense over something that occurred so long ago... and involved three or less persons... and no one actually died (heck, no one was even harmed)... yet, take no offense over something occurring TODAY... involving MILLIONS of people... and a good many of them actually dying (well, never being born - a sacrifice, either way).
Honestly, I never really though of it that way but there is just something that makes sense there, no?