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“Why do liberals support abortion?”“a 27-year-old woman was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix. She was 11 weeks pregnant with her fifth child, and she was gravely ill. According to a hospital document, she had "right heart failure," and her doctors told her that if she continued with the pregnancy, her risk of mortality was "close to 100 percent."The patient, who was too ill to be moved to the operating room much less another hospital, agreed to an abortion. But there was a complication: She was at a Catholic hospital."They were in quite a dilemma," says Lisa Sowle Cahill, who teaches Catholic theology at Boston College. "There was no good way out of it. The official church position would mandate that the correct solution would be to let both the mother and the child die. I think in the practical situation that would be a very hard choice to make."But the hospital felt it could proceed because of an exception — called Directive 47 in the U.S. Catholic Church's ethical guidelines for health care providers — that allows, in some circumstance, procedures that could kill the fetus to save the mother. Sister Margaret McBride, who was an administrator at the hospital as well as its liaison to the diocese, gave her approval.The woman survived. When Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted heard about the abortion, he declared that McBride was automatically excommunicated — the most serious penalty the church can levy.”Nun Excommunicated For Allowing AbortionI am against abortion, but I provide anesthesia for women having abortions.We’re all against abortions, I’m also against capital punishment but capital punishment seems okay with many Christians who are against abortions.When asked if “the government should have the option to execute the worst criminals,” only 32 percent of self-identified Christian millennials (individuals born between 1980 and 2000), answered affirmatively. This compares to 42 percent of self-identified Christian boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964).Do Christians Support the Death Penalty? Poll Finds Big Generational DivideMy point here is that these represent moral gray areas for me, and if you could be aware of all the details and consequences that lead one to get an abortion or to execute a prisoner, they should be gray areas for you as well.The problem with religious belief is that it gives one a moral high ground and certitude that one doesn’t necessarily deserve.I am for better education and birth control so that we can minimize unwanted pregnancies. But some religions (Catholics) condemn that as well.Conservatives want to de-fund “planned parenthood” which does provide education, counseling and affordable birth control. If conservatives really wanted to stop abortions, maybe they should be funding the efforts of Planned Parenthood instead of picketing and harassing the women who do need an abortion.

Yes. You can call them up and ask them to remove it. This is especially likely to work if the penalty in question is eligible for abatement under the IRS’s First Time Penalty Abatement policy.More generally, you can request any IRS penalty reduced or removed by filing About Form 843, Claim for Refund and Request for Abatement, providing therein a reason why the penalty assessed upon you should be removed or reduced. You can also simply write the IRS a letter requesting abatement, explaining why you had “reasonable cause” for whatever error led the IRS to impose a penalty in your case. You should also include copies of any independent documentation that supports the reason you are requesting abatement; for example, if the reason you request abatement is because your father was in a serious accident and you were attending to him in the hospital, documentation of the accident and subsequent hospital stay would be beneficial. (Send copies: the IRS routinely “loses” taxpayer-provided documentation.)