SassyIrishLass
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- Mar 31, 2009
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I'm saying that Christianity was a shit poor excuse for her not to see a child. WWJD? is a card played a lot by people who don't actually know the gospels. Jesus didn't exclude people, in fact he ran to sinners and embraced them. Anyone saying they aren't going to treat a child because Jesus told them not to needs an introduction to the Biblical Jesus.She was dead wrong to not see the child. Jesus fraternized with sinners often and didn't push them away, so she might have prayed but she didn't listen to the answer.In other words the doc was dead wrong and based her decision of the sexual orientation of the parents of the patient."... the American Medical Association says physicians cannot refuse to care for patients based on sexual orientation, but doctors can refuse treatment if it's incompatible with their personal, religious or moral beliefs."
In other words, tough titty.
Jesus also said let the children come unto me. How many of those children belonged to impious sinners? It didn't matter to Jesus.
This stinks in every way. While I defend her legal right to religious conscience, her conscience was off course.
So you maintain that doctors must see every patient that demands it.
Otay.
And I affirmed her right not to see that child or any patient, so don't be an ass and stop with the friendly fire.
And no law requires her to. Her business will thrive or suffer based on the Free Market alone.
Public opinion seems to be against her deplorable actions.
Ask 100 people and 99 of them will say they never heard of this Dr.