Many church groups support choice because of their faith not in spite of it. By Todd Daniel I struggled for months trying to figure out what to say in this section. It was only a few years ago that I remember sitting in Sunday School class. People were talking about this and that, but totally ignoring major world problems. It's okay, a fellow church leader assured me.
Most oxygen is produced by plankton in the sea, anyway.
And my pastor one day said population is not a problem there's plenty of room. Once, concerned about some comments made during a Sunday School lecture, I called the teacher. He kindly implied that I should be worshipping the Creator and not the Creation. Now, I'm not really a sun worshipper, but I'm also not dense. I have enough sense to know that starving people are not receptive to the Gospel.