Straightaway I feel it important for me to state that I am against abortion. However, I know that many are for abortion and therefore complete abolishment of abortion is virtually inconceivable based on modern politics.

Therefore, I believe restrictions should be tightened on abortions. Im not a legislator or a specialist in that field so I could not say what the exact restrictions and cutoffs would be. Some I would consider abortions for rape victims and have cutoffs placed at about six weeks or when a heartbeat is first detected. With small amounts of research it appears that many women are able to detect a pregnancy withi this timeframe.

I repectufully disagree with your statements about the lack of other religions terror attacks. The Oklahoma City bombing was carried out by Timothy McVeigh, a self-identified Christian. The KKK, to my knowledge, is a protestant organization, although it has recently become more open, and is well known for what in modern times would be considered domestic terrorism against non-whites, immigrants, and Catholics. There have been multiple acts of terror committed by a variety of organizations against homosexuals and pro-abortionists. With these examples chosen out of many it seems to stand that there have been many terroristic attacks commitied by individuals and organizations of other religions.

While it's true that there is an alarming number of terrorist activities in the name of Islam, there are many non-radical Muslims across the globe who actively fighting this image.

If we result to branding entire religions as terrorist organizations not just Islam would be included. During the crusades Christian performed many acts of terror in order to convert non-Christians. While there were many involved in these activities, there were many who did not participate or support.

In conclusion, the Islamic faith, while being the current umbrella for terrorism, is not in itself a terrorist organization.