The issue that arises most frequently though is the issue on abortion. Abortion is a widely practiced event. Even though abortion is legal, that does not necessarily make it right for a Catholic to get an abortion. Abortion is the unjustified killing of unborn human beings. What makes abortion wrong is that human life is a gift from God which everyone must protect, nurture, and sustain from the first moment of conception. So as

faithful Catholics we have the duty to be strongly against this practice of abortion. As Catholics, we believe that every single being on this planet has a right to life. From the time of conception, the baby has that basic human right of life itself. If God wants that baby to be taken away, he will take it away. It is not up to that sixteen year old mother who just wanted to have a good time.

Faithful Catholics have many duties to God that they must perform every day. There are long lists and teaching that must be followed every day of their lives. But on top of those ancient teachings, the faithful Catholic also has a whole different set of laws they must abide by. "Render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God the things that are God's." In other words, give to the government what they demand as well as give to God what he demands.

Another duty that Catholics have to there country is no believing in or supporting the practice of Euthanasia. Euthanasia is "Mercy killing," taking the life of a human being just to help end their life on this planet so that they will not suffer and go to join God in the

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