earl40
Puritan Board Professor
Earl,
Yes, that appears to be the same position paper that Tim posted above.
Yes, it does concern ectopic pregnancies. They dismiss the issue with the statement "almost any pregnancy can be carried to term" - certainly not the case with ectopic pregnancy. Sure, its not faced "regularly," but it is faced.
This is not adressing etopics.
"It is necessary first of all to reduce the emotional character of this "special case".......
It must be pointed out that there is a vast difference between the threat of death to the mother and the certain death (intentional) of the baby in the alleged special case for abortion. .....
We have not dealt with these particular cases with the exception of where the mother's life is threatened."
The quotation marks make this clear that they are not speaking of etopics but to the "emotional character" that proponents of abortion make.