1- Yes, Abortion and homosexuality are sins in all
Abrahamic religions. I disagree with my liberal Christian friends when
interpret the biblical verses about homosexuality. But sin does not mean
illegal. Sin is something God will punish me if I do, but illegal is something
the government will punish me if I do. Sin is something I believe it is wrong
and I should not do it, whatever it is legal or not. Your religion asks you to
avoid the sin, not to forbid it. What makes a difference between a believer and
sinner if the sin is illegal and unavailable? Do you think God should punish
the people who desire the sin but cannot commit, just because it is illegal or
unavailable? Should government punish the sinners or God? God allowed the sins
in our life to challenge us: how can we live by it but not commit it. Abortion
and homosexuality were legal in Jesus' time, and he never said they should be
illegal. Rather, he distinguished between the state and the church when he
said: “give back to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s.”
(Matthew 22:21) That is why you can be believer person and secular
professional.
2- God is fair. He will not punish you for others’ sin.
He protected the prophet Lot and his daughters. He did not destroy all Sodom’s
people, just because some of them were sinning. The angels said after they
destroyed Sodom: “So we brought out whoever was in the cities of the believers.
And we did not find within them other than a single house of those surrendered
to God.” (Quran 51:35-36)
3- Abortion and homosexuality are not topics in this
election. Even the candidates did not discuss them in their debates. The
republicans use them just to attract the conservative voters, but they would
not change legislation of abortion or homosexuality, if they will win. Abortion
is legal in the USA since 1973 during the republican administration of Richard
Nixon. and the republican conservative presidents Ronald Reagan, George H. W.
Bush, and George W. Bush stayed 20 years in the white house without changing
the abortion law.
4- Legalization of abortion or homosexuality is not the
president’s job. It is the Supreme Court justices’ job, and I believe that the
justices do not decide based on their political views rather than on the
constitution.

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