AT:  I provided a direct quotation from a study done by a religious organization.  That study showed that 70% of the women in the sample of women who had abortions had "self-identified" as Christians.  I don't need to "clearly imply" that the majority of women who got abortions claimed they were Christians.  Surely you realize that 70% represents a "majority" of that sample group.  You are perfectly welcome to question the study. But, your quarrel is with the organization conducting the study, not with me.  You may, indeed, know women who are "self-identified" as Christians and would never have an abortion.  I would never claim otherwise.  Your statement is rather clear:  "Gary - a "self-identified" Christians is meaningless. Just because a person goes to church does not make one a Christian any more than going to a football game makes one an NFL player."  You're saying that these women aren't "real" Christians, regardless of how they "self-identify".....you presume to judge them.  GC.