I no longer get involved in the abortion debate regarding rape, incest, and the life of the mother. I believe those situations are so small a percentage of abortion decisions that I acquiesce on them.

Jim, I appreciate your response to my last question. It seemed sort of vitrolic but wasn't too intense and I could just be reading it wrong.

On abortion, I agree it's a tough decision for a woman to make. What do we do with the women who make it and regret it? Most of the women (even the non-Christians) I've know who have had abortion felt tremendous guilt over it. I don't think all the guilt came from the Christians. I think it's inborn. I mean, even with all the "movements" in society over the last few decades, the basic difference between men and women is still the fact women have babies and men don't. It seems to me (a man) stopping the natural progression of gestation would tend to create guilt. Where would you advise them to seek peace?