Sounds like a good idea to me too; I can't imagine why anyone
would think that offering young mothers this option was a bad
thing in any way. Now I do understand why some people would
have a problem with the "pregnancy counseling clinics" set up
by fundies that only counsel what the church approves of--that
is being less than honest. But if such an organization clearly
acknowledges its religious affiliation, more power to them.
It's not as if clinics like Planned Parenthood don't also have
a strong religious bias--though pragmatism isn't generally
recognized as the religious doctrine it is.
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