Shining
God is transcendant and needs no cause to exist. Whether you are a deist or agnostic there is no logical progression: logic stops here and cannot address eternity.
As I said earlier, there is nothing objective to seperate in terms of proof your beliefs and those of someone who worships a stick they have decided is the personification of god. It's all about what YOU think, what YOU believe. Facts don;t even enter into it; if they get in the way, you make special rules, which are no better than someone claiming the tooth fairy makes parents think they are putting money under their children's pillows
On the topic of abortion, I don't care who practiced it, when or where. That is irrelevant.
And here we see your level of personal honesty displayed. You claim to be a Christian, yet when asked for a simple proof of a belief you cannot show it is from the Bible
YOUR modern science has determined that the fetus is human life, period.
Yes, and? It has also proved that a 12 week-old fetus has less nerve tissue than a pet rat. It's also been proved that around 78% of conceptions do not end in childbirth as many, many fertilised eggs fail to implant or implant and shortly thereafter die, before the woman is even aware she is pregnant - and all part of the 'natural order'[ of things.
Yet despite the transient and fragile nature of early term pregnancies, despite the fact that there is no equivalency what-so-ever between even a premature baby and a 12 week-old fetus in terms of 'humanity' as defined by that which makes us human - our brains - you will go ahead of god's word and claim that abortion is equivalent to murder.
If this is the case, abortion would be specifically mentioned in the Bible. It is not. Apparently god considers cooking (do not boil a kid in its mothers's milk), fashion (don't wear garments made of mixed threads) and working regulations (don't muzzle an ox threshing grain) ALL more important than ickle unborn babies, as they get a specific mention and abortion DOESN'T.
Throughout the ancient world abortion was known and practised - and not seen as murder. Without any specific regulations in the Mosaic law, we can be sure that Israelite women were taking their infusions of wild carrot, nutmeg, or whatever the preffered local abortifacient was.
Just as the Pharasees (whom Jesus rightly despised) made up their own rules and elaborated on god's rules, so do you, out of pure vanity and self-obsession, do the same.
Swallow your camels down and strain out those gnats, you're turning into a Biblical architype. It is hugely enjoyable to watch you destroy your own credibility and show us what sort of person you are. Despite all your claims to faith in god, you are just idolising your own opinion.
As for pedophillia, the Bible records in loving detail god's commands to the Israelites to destroy a city and kill everybody inside APART from the virgin girls (in context this would mean all girls over 12-14). My daughter could figure out what happened to them next when she was 12. And as the Bible tells us god never changes, are we to assume he is still in favour of giving pre-teen girls to soldiers as booty?
But why ask you? You have shown that you will first answer from your own opinion, rather than use the Bible you claim to follow.