Re: Purpose of posting here

In my post bewnyfur, I am talking about my personal moral values, 'I' think it is wrong to kill another human being, so 'I' do not kill other human beings.

"Just because it is legal, does not make it right", nor does it necessarily make something wrong. The laws are made to suit the moral values of the society that creates them.

"So the Government is always right? Legally? Aren't you being trapped in the Government Box when you accept those beliefs?
Aren't you limiting your potential as a result of such beliefs?
"Beliefs" Seems like a component of a belief system."

I didn't say that, you are trying to twist my words, again. I said that, "As for your question about when is a fetus alive, the laws of man, (following the belief of the society in which those laws are constructed), do decide when a fetus is legally a human being."

Different societies have different laws concerning abortion, in some countries a fetus is seen as being a human being, at the point of conception, and abortion is not legal, some countries laws reflect the view that a fetus is not a human being until it would be a viable human being outside of the mothers womb.

Some people may accept the laws of their country as being right, and behave accordingly, some people may think the laws of their country are wrong, and behave accordingly. What ever people choose to do they will have to accept the consequences of their choice. This is called taking personal responsibility for your actions.

There are many laws in my country that I think are wrong, and many I think are right. If something is 'legal' in my country, it does not necessarily follow that 'I' believe it is right. I decide what is right 'for me', and 'I' accept whatever consequences there may be for being true to 'my' values.

spud