More on Abortion

To those who argue abortion is preferable to a poor childhood: I heartily disagree. It benefits a child nothing to be ended horribly in the mother's womb - least of all if the mother consents - for that child will have known violence and sin and will not have known love, just as if that child had been exposed to a violent and heartless environment. What must be done, is for adults to become responsible for their choices before Society. If a child results from those choices, then that child's parents must be made to take responsibility for their child and care for the child as best as possible. Failing that, Society's agents should take up that child and care for that child, with love, to enable a productive and righteous adult to surface. Killing the child will in no conceivable way make the world a better place, for the act itself corrupts the world.

On Infidelity

Infidelity is not romance, Infidelity is not love, Infidelity is no new chance, Infidelity is no white dove, Infidelity is not pretty, Infidelity is not beauty, Infidelity is not righteousness, Infidelity is just weakness.

On Personal Responsibility vs. Society's Role

Society does as Society wills. Personal responsibility comes first. I for my acts. You for yours. If that is tended properly, Society falls in place. Not the other way arround. A Society of the corrupt cannot and will not correct the wrongs of the individual adequately.

Be consistent: if you don’t agree with the precepts of a religion, don’t say you’re a follower, and if you say you are, then be it.

It strikes me as odd when a pregnant woman is prevented from entering into academics or applying for a job. Though I will not dare dispute that pregnancy is inconvenient to employers and to academic carreers, I must say our Society should have come to terms with it by now. After all, it has only been FOREVER since we've lived with this particular phenomenon.

On Catholics vs. Birth Control

The debate on Catholic doctrine vs. birth control and the spread of HIV is moot. The most prolific populations on Earth are not even Christian. On the other hand, the Christian concept of fidelity is the ONLY effective prevention against venereal disease. People don't abide by Church precepts, and then blame the Church for the consequences of their own choices. What's the logic in that?

As to manipulation of the majority by a minority: The world needs more people capable of speaking their minds, and less people bowing to the "politically correct". It is not the way societies work, but it how it ought to be.