@HAAMGirls one point on the hemophilia thing. Perhaps the condom broke or the birth control was simply ineffective? At that point who would you sue for child murder? The woman for having bad luck while trying to enjoy her life? The man for sticking his schlong in her to begin with? Or the company for their inadequate quality control? Either way in a scenario where a hemophiliac accidentally gets pregnant, it feels wrong to condemn her to death or prision for being a human being who wants to have sex. The argument that someone shouldn't get pregnant to begin with" doesn't hold up well in my opinion because in the real world, condoms break. That being said I support choice, but I don't think every decision is worth making. A scenario like the one I described above I think is deserving of a legal abortion, but in a scenario where someone is just trying to get rid of a child because they'd rather not deal with it, I'd be lying if I said I'd rather see that child simply be put up for adoption. But that's the thing about choice: some people are going to make decisions you simply don't agree with.
As far as absolute truth... O don't think reality is as concrete as people would like to think. In fact I think "reality: as we think of it is just a concept the human mind made up to keep itself sane. To a certain extent people need things to make sense, certain things, like gravity existing, or your eyeballs not suddenly being on your finger tips are necessary constants that make life live-able. But beyond that I think reality is more like alphabet soup; you've got all the letters to make a word, sentence, heck even a full on poem if you wish, but nothing is going to make sense unless you take some initiative and make it make sense.
Thus in my opinion truth cannot be absolute because the truth differs in the eyes of each person.
