How many people in America know that abortion is murder?
I am interested in knowing the statistics on this subject and the number of people who believe that all abortions should be punished like any other murder. Shooting a person is not the only way to kill the poison is murder too! I personally do not like what they're doing to their children, but I never want to have murder on my conscience. However, it is our country look good so people can do. Imagine what God thinks of killing another human being. Hmm … these people never heard of the Ten Commandments. In the murder of Jewish and Christian religions, is against God's law. But I guess if you believe in God, then really not much more of a reason to preserve the lives of others. Any statistics?
When a fetus can live by itself, then it is murder. Until then, the choice of women!
Talking about religious statistics in the U.S. Part 2
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