When Obama said the prolife argument is not ...

Ink,

The way I saw it when the President said the two camps may never be reconcilable was that some are going to always have their beliefs and others theirs. I did not take it to mean that he was talking about the Supreme Court decisions.

A good example is a Christian will always believe there is a God while an atheist may have their own opinion about creation. The two may never be reconcilable but the Christian and atheist may share common interests on something else that does not involve religion.

Be Blessed

There are issues where a compromise can be reached. Split the difference. Find a third alternative acceptable to both sides. Agree to accept a third party's arbitration.

But on abortion, there is no middle ground acceptable to both sides. So long as opponents regard it as murder and supporters regard it as a woman's right, how can there be a compromise?

I guess he does. He has spoken.

I think President Obama put the emphasis where it belongs, on finding a way to keep unwanted pregnancies from occurring in the first place.

Those who believe that life begins at the moment of conception and those who think a woman has the right to terminate a pregnancy for any reason will probably never come to the middle, but that's where the vast majority of Americans are on this issue.

Even at the time of independence, abortion was held to be legally acceptable if it coccurred before quickening.  One of the framers of the Constituion said "In the contemplation of law, life begins when the infant is first able to stir in the womb." 

Those who simply want to make abortion illegal under any circumstances even when the pregnancy is a result of rape or incest or threatens the life of the mother, should take a better look at what occurred in this nation prior to Roe. It's estimated that in the 1950s and 1960s, anywhere from 200,000 to more than a million illegal abortions took place annually, many at the hands of back-alley butchers.

While there will always be some failures of birth control, its widespread acceptance would greatly cut the number of abortions occurring today.

While having a child and putting him up for adoption sounds good, there are more than 100,000 children stuck in the foster care system today awaiting forever homes. Those who oppose abortion under any circumstances should also strongly consider taking one of these unwanted children into their homes.

O.B. always seat on the fence, by doing that his flip flop will not be seen so noticible,

in other words he is warm not cold, not hot,  therefore, he is a lier when he claims to be Christian. 

Tipsy should know that,  that is Chrstianity 101.