Infanticide
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The document discusses views on euthanasia of newborns and the role of religion in perceptions of humans as special. It references a professor from the University of Chicago who argues that the reason euthanasia is not allowed for newborns is because humans are seen as having souls, unlike animals, due to religious beliefs. It also mentions a report on sex imbalances at birth and a roadside sign in Danshan Township prohibiting discrimination against baby girls.
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LGBT people of faith and religion experience the usual issues of resolving their sexuality, coming out, finding their place in the community and learning what it means to live authentically in a predominately straight world, but for them, it is more challenging. Often there are additional layers, such as life purpose, family, culture and social network which add intensity and complexities to the conflict.
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• Mental health issues. – faith/sexuality conflict causes anxiety, stress and depression.
• Trauma and grief - leaving the religion can be traumatic and the loss of family, friends devastating.
• Internalised homophobia - after coming out, years of negative conditioning and self-hatred continue to impact.
• Loss of purpose and self esteem - The new gay identity, initially, may not be as profound as the previous Christian identity.
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- 1. Professor Jerry Coyne University of Chicago, Dept of Biology “The reason we don’t allow euthanasia of newborns is because humans are seen as special, and I think this comes from religion—in particular, the view that humans, unlike animals, are endowed with a soul.”
- 3. Gender Gap Christophe Z Guilmoto, Sex Imbalances at birth: Trends, consequences and policy implications, United Nations Population Fund, Hanoi (October 2011)
- 5. Roadside sign in Danshan Township "It is forbidden to discriminate against, mistreat or abandon baby girls"
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- Pg. 151