Sorry, that guest wisnae Jesus, it wi only masell!
Ah'll print it again incase some anti-lifer scrubs it....like

Aye...Haud on a minute!

There's nobody saying that in certain circumstances abortion is not a good thing.

My point is that it seems commonsense to expect a committed believer to be against the termination of human life on grounds of expediency.
How can anyone say that abortion is a good thing without qualification?

I am not one of Joe's "natural enemies" on this forum, not an atheist who thincks all spiritual thinking should be banned, but his latest post containing "Catholic bishops have sold out to the unforgiving "pro-life" movement, which is only interested in gaining power for the right-wing extreme and proving itself right, not in reducing the number of abortions", is quite insulting to people like myself, who see abortion being gradually accepted as a form of birth control.

Surely we are all "pro life" to a larger or smaller extent....if we ever find ourselves to be "anti life" it really is time to "send in the horsemen father"