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<blockquote data-quote="wilberforce15" data-source="post: 5313997" data-attributes="member: 5053">It&#039;s clearly a very ignorant Catholic writing.3 Presbyterians (on the PCUSA side of the split, not the PCA). 2 Episcopalians. And a Methodist.You&#039;re going to get a flaming liberal pro-Roe decision from that in 1973 because those are all flaming liberal denominations in 1973.It&#039;s really as simple as that. Those justices didn&#039;t have any protestant identity, otherwise they&#039;d have upheld some semblance of protestant doctrine or morality. They deconstructed protestant social morality every bit as deeply as they deconstructed their own denominational doctrinal commitments.It&#039;s a joke to even think that they cared about Catholics. It takes a very ignorant catholic to write that stupid article. Catholics are like Jews and children - they always think everything is really about them. It&#039;s not.There was nothing historically christian or protestant about any of those judges before the decision, or after it, and yet somehow they&#039;re making a partisan Christian judgment in Roe?It really is unfathomably stupid.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wilberforce15, post: 5313997, member: 5053"] It's clearly a very ignorant Catholic writing. 3 Presbyterians (on the PCUSA side of the split, not the PCA). 2 Episcopalians. And a Methodist. You're going to get a flaming liberal pro-Roe decision from that in 1973 because those are all flaming liberal denominations in 1973. It's really as simple as that. Those justices didn't have any protestant identity, otherwise they'd have upheld some semblance of protestant doctrine or morality. They deconstructed protestant social morality every bit as deeply as they deconstructed their own denominational doctrinal commitments. It's a joke to even think that they cared about Catholics. It takes a very ignorant catholic to write that stupid article. Catholics are like Jews and children - they always think everything is really about them. It's not. There was nothing historically christian or protestant about any of those judges before the decision, or after it, and yet somehow they're making a partisan Christian judgment in Roe? It really is unfathomably stupid. [/QUOTE]

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