Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "Pro-Lifer Gets Debunked With Her Own Bible Quotes" video.

I go you one more: She never even bothered to cherry pick the quotes herself. Someone else told her. Bet my bottom dollar.
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@Opp841 So what's your point? You have an interesting stance. but you didn't say why you're sharing that with us. Are you saying God alone can do abortions, equating abortion with murder? Are you saying we shouldn't have the death penalty, wars, or punishment of any kind? We don't know all the details, so why do anything? I'm curious, though, before getting into it with you, WHY you wrote what you did.
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@TabbyLavalamp With Satan! lol.
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@Chafflives Yes he did: Noah's ark.
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@Chafflives I'm a little confused. Were you not replying to the OP, who wrote: "What about the time that God aborted 99.99999% of humanity because he realized the mistake we were?" Did you mean something else by, "He didn't." It can be difficult to tell what someone means, when they only use a subject and verb. The OP was referring to Noah's Ark, which was not in Aesop's Fables of course.
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@Chafflives Of course it never happened. But it happened IN THE TEXT. Similarly, the OP could have said that Superman came from the planet Krypton. To which you could reply, "He didn't." Why? Because it's fiction and never happened. But that's the way the story goes. Interestingly enough Aesop's Fables were also stories. We're talking about the story here, because the evangelicals and rightwing nutbars use the stories.
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@0pp841 I see. So God knows all the details, enough to kill all the first born of Egypt? I guess they would all grow up to be evil? So that's why God killed them? You know, it wasn't just the first born of the royalty, but all of them. That includes the slaves (except for the Israelites), and the cattle. Yes, the Bible states explicitly that God killed the first born of all the animals. "At midnight the LORD struck down all the firstborn in Egypt, from the firstborn of Pharaoh, who sat on the throne, to the firstborn of the prisoner, who was in the dungeon, and the firstborn of all the livestock as well" (Exodus 12:29). So were those evil cows? And it wasn't just the cows, but all the livestock. So what did God know about what those animals would eventually do?
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@MG_Franklin_Kirby "Babies have rights too." A fetus is not a baby. You wrote, "It's not bodily autonomy if it effects another person's bodily autonomy." And yet also you wrote, right before that sentence, "the only person to try that, was Joe Biden with the covid shots." First, Biden didn't mandate Covid vaccines into being required by law. So you're wrong there. Secondly, most of the people who did require it were business owners, who have the right decide how they conduct their business. Want to work for them? You get the vaccine. Finally, even if none of that was reality (and it was), then surely someone contracting Covid, because they didn't get the vaccine (because of "bodily autonomy" and freedumb), then threatened the health of other innocent, actually living human beings. In conclusion, you're an ultra maroon, and probably just a troll. At the very least your user name is a MAGAt cliche.
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@dixietenbroeck8717 They think rather than merely believe.
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@Stargayzer--- @laidbackbeau didn't comment based on religion. They didn't even mention religion. On the other hand, while you didn't mention religion, you obviously implied it, since you replied to the OP--who did mention religion. Classic projection. But you had to project, since abortion is legal in Israel, which destroyed your point: your point to deflect the obvious connection between American evangelicals and the religious extremist/terrorists of the Middle East.
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