Are You A Fundie Test

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Maj
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Re: Are You A Fundie Test

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Hillary wrote:What are the non-religious reasons for being anti-abortion? I'm presuming here you mean regardless of how advanced the pregnancy is.
Abortion was a lot easier for me to form opinions on before I got pregnant. I used to think that abortion was totally OK as long as the fetus wasn't viable outside the womb (24ish weeks). But things aren't so "clear" when you actually have a baby in there.

While I totally want to support those women who have suffered the horrors of rape, or have critical medical problems, it's so hard for me to just say, "Yeah - ditch the kid." So admittedly, I'm really flaky when it comes to the abortion issue. Politically, I side for choice because I don't want to subject people who are truly suffering to my wishy-washiness, but I really, really don't like abortion.
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Re: Are You A Fundie Test

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I'm sane, with 23 points. Not really surprising, as I see myself as almost completely irreverent when it comes to the beliefs or morality of others.

On a side note, to those who were scored as anti-fundies, have any of you ever been called cold or dispassionate by others in real life?
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Re: Are You A Fundie Test

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Talhe wrote:On a side note, to those who were scored as anti-fundies, have any of you ever been called cold or dispassionate by others in real life?
No, on the contrary actually.
I get the feeling that whoever made the test assumed that all Atheists must be stereotypical Vulcans.
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