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Again, according to you. People may get the basis for a given belief from religion, but it still thier moral compass that takes that beleif and makes it thiers.
By your logic the prohibition of murder based on the commandments and a prohibition on murder based on the logic that murder hurts society are either valid or invalid based on the source of said belief.
Silly if you ask me.
what i'm saying is if you want to convince others your personal religious beliefs are unimportant - in the sense that if they aren't shared by your opponents they have absolutely no weight.
And from what authoritative source does the pro choice belief come from ?
Excellent question, never answered which is not surprising at all.