I agree. If someone is on death row and also happens to be pregnant, they should have no right to decide. Whether or not she has the baby should be decided to the people in charge of the prison.

I agree with your statement that Satan is not a child of God, however, many people still see the devil as a deity worth worshiping. Thus, in their eyes, he is still spiritually tied to mankind.

In our modern world, racial profiling is a morally reprehensible ideal. In America, it would seem that a policy of racial profiling would go against the ideology that our country was founded on. Ideologically if all men are created equal, shouldn't all men (and women) go through the same screening when they board a plane? Ideologically, yes, but the America we live in is a real country, with real problems. Whatever their intentions, the founding fathers merely laid the groundwork of our country, and had no way of foreseeing the future we now find ourselves in. That being said (or written), the founding fathers are still the founding fathers, and their ideas cannot be ignored. Thus, it is acceptable to profile based on past experience, but it is unacceptable (not to mention downright dumb, and ineffective) to assume that all members of a certain ethnicity or with a certain background are guilty, just as it is to assume that all members of another ethnicity or background are innocent. So, when it comes to racial profiling, our national policies must be based in a gray area somewhere between the ideals of the founding fathers and what recent experience has shown us.