Meir,

Just so I understand.... the Torah specifies a period of 40 days after which
abortion is not permitted?  Is the Torah ever updated?"  because if it's
not, very few women would have known they were pregnant at the time the
"deadline" passed.
Even today, there are a lot of women who wouldn't now.  After 7 miscarriages
(over 9 years), Janet and I have done a lot
of soul searching on the issue of abortion, and have still not reached a
decision.  For us, It's a moot point as we're in our
late 40's, but....

On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 9:19 AM, Meir Weiss <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>  THE TORAH is very clear
>
> Meir CURRENTLY is not clear
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> If I can try again==
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> Torah . Considers "a child"  "a child shall not to be aborted at 40 days
> not
> before
>
> The mothers' life is NEVER  EVER made to [be] subjugated sacrificed G-d
> forbid// made less important  than  anyone else
>
> At ANY age...........
>
>  This is a very very complex subject and frankly I'm not doing it proper
> justice sorry
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