Your Opinion of Moral Issues

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

Birth Control (91%): Acceptable (We don't want to be China)
Divorce (73%): Acceptable (I mean discourage it obviously)
Pre-Marital Sex (69%): Acceptable (I don't see a reason to interfere)
Gambling (65%): Unacceptable
Gay or Lesbian Relations (63%): Acceptable (DUH, anyone who says otherwise is wrong)
Having a Baby out of Marriage (62%): Acceptable (Although we should shift to an income-based system of encouragement so less children are born in poverty. A single executive is probably better than two McDonalds workers)
Human Embryo Stem-Cell Research (61%): Acceptable (Of course. Embryos are less advanced then the smallest bug, and nobody has problems with that.
The Death Penalty (58%): Unacceptable (Problems mentioned earlier)
Doctor-Assisted Suicide (57%): Meh (Acceptable in some conditions but we shouldn't allow random suicide for otherwise normal people).
Animal Fur Clothing (57%): Unacceptable
Medical Testing on Animals (51%): Unacceptable
Abortion (43%): Acceptable (Of course, probably up to the fetal pain threshold)
Sex Between Teenagers (36%): Acceptable
Pornography (36%): Acceptable (Not my thing but I don't see why others should be blocked from viewing it).
Cloning Animals (32%): Acceptable
Suicide (18%): Unacceptable (Exhaust all avenues before)
Polygamy (17%): Unacceptable (Sane, Normal)
Cloning Humans (14%): Unacceptable (Sane, Normal)
Extramarital Affairs (9%): Unacceptable (If you want to sleep around then just don't get married FFS)

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

The Death Penalty (58%): Unsure

If you're truly pro-life and have a CONSISTENT life ethic (which would track with your opposition to abortion and doctor-assisted suicide), then this shouldn't be any question for you and you shouldn't need to equivocate. If you truly are pro-life and consistently so, you should vehemently and principally oppose the death penalty for all purposes and all its forms.


I personally support limited use of the death penalty (only for certain heinous crimes and where guilt has been established beyond any doubt - for instance, for the white supremacist Buffalo shooter), but then again, I'm closer to 'consistent death ethic' than I am to consistent life ethic (moderate on abortion but definitely don't want it banned, and mostly in favour of assisted suicide and the right to die). Based on your piety, and your stances on abortion and assisted suicide, you should hold a consistent life ethic, which would entail staunch, principled and unequivocal opposition to the death penalty.

He doesn't have one. Remember, the bible says we can stone women to death (and since America is a Christian country per the constitution), his views make sense.

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

Divorce (73%): Only in the case of sexual immorality

But not physical or emotional abuse?

Because ER follows a weird interpretation of the bible where women are subhuman.