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Moral Dilemmas.
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Just sneaked back in to play games with Nailit.
So, "Moral Dilemmas."
Can you think of any that leave you unable to resolve?
So, "Moral Dilemmas."
Can you think of any that leave you unable to resolve?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Theland, the only time abortion would become a moral dilemma to me is if it involved me and of course my partner and potential child - I have never been in that position and I thank goodness for that.
I have conversed with Women who were in that position and yes, they were eaten up in the main by their dilemmas.
I only personally ever met on young woman who was so cavalier about her third abortion that I feared she wouldn't get out of the day room in one piece.
Life is fraught for some and less so for others.
I have conversed with Women who were in that position and yes, they were eaten up in the main by their dilemmas.
I only personally ever met on young woman who was so cavalier about her third abortion that I feared she wouldn't get out of the day room in one piece.
Life is fraught for some and less so for others.
The traditional- and one of the most obvious - moral dilemmas is the "just war", Theland. Not that I can remember (if I ever knew) the details of the scholarly debate.
If you obey the Biblical injunction to "resist evil" then, if you are to be effective against a determined and ruthless enemy, you will inevitably cause what is euphemistically called "collateral damage" and harm some innocents. If, on the other hand, you obey the Biblical injunction to "turn the other cheek", you give evil a free hand and become complicit in the harming of other innocents.
You work it out, because I can't.
If you obey the Biblical injunction to "resist evil" then, if you are to be effective against a determined and ruthless enemy, you will inevitably cause what is euphemistically called "collateral damage" and harm some innocents. If, on the other hand, you obey the Biblical injunction to "turn the other cheek", you give evil a free hand and become complicit in the harming of other innocents.
You work it out, because I can't.
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