Electing a President: Life Issues
By Albert Mohler
"The 2008 presidential election cannot avoid the issue of abortion. With the race in its final phase and the issue of life looming large on the political landscape, the two major political parties could hardly be further apart.
The Democratic Party platform calls for unequivocal support for Roe v. Wade and abortion on demand. The Republican Party platform calls for an end to abortion on demand.
The Republican Party speaks of its concern for the unborn and the sanctity of every single human life, born and unborn. The Democratic platform speaks of a woman?s right to choose either abortion or to give birth to her baby.
John McCain says that a baby should be recognized as having human rights at conception. Barack Obama says that's above his pay grade.
On the issue of life, Americans face a stark choice in 2008."
"The 2008 presidential election cannot avoid the issue of abortion. With the race in its final phase and the issue of life looming large on the political landscape, the two major political parties could hardly be further apart.
The Democratic Party platform calls for unequivocal support for Roe v. Wade and abortion on demand. The Republican Party platform calls for an end to abortion on demand.
The Republican Party speaks of its concern for the unborn and the sanctity of every single human life, born and unborn. The Democratic platform speaks of a woman?s right to choose either abortion or to give birth to her baby.
John McCain says that a baby should be recognized as having human rights at conception. Barack Obama says that's above his pay grade.
On the issue of life, Americans face a stark choice in 2008."
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