re: Does making abortion criminal blur the lines of church and state?

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If you take out religious people then 68% of people are pro-choice and 19% pro-life

there is no chance a pro-life law would pass without the religious vote

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As an atheist that's strongly anti-abortion, this is a terrible argument. There are plenty of laws which can be argued to be "religiously motivated" whether they need to be or not, but that does not automatically make them either wrong, or solely religious. My reasoning for being anti-abortion are obviously not religiously based.

The minute this group starts forcing me to say the Our Father before I vote, I'll get back with you.