Life is so important that anybody should be able to decide how to live it, and if want to live it.
Mixing God in the arguments as you do, and the main reason in Spain this law was delayed, is taking freedom away from people who think different.
Mixing God in the arguments as you do, and the main reason in Spain this law was delayed, is taking freedom away from people who think different.
Note that religious believers don't "mix" God in their arguments, they're just speaking from their perspective. They believe that God is just there, that he made and guides everything. What you call "mixing God in" we might call "practising what we preach". It's maybe a bit like asking a Native American to stop "mixing their tribal culture into everything". That's just who they are.
Who determines that their belief that people are not allowed to decide about their own death is more important than my belief that people are not allowed to decide whether others have to suffer. Reminds me of Mother Teresa. Helping the poor but at the same time believing the sick must suffer like Christ on the cross.
Shit, I've gone full libertarian now.