Reply #87: You and me both.

[Lyric]

In fact, I'd go so far as to say that opposition to LIFESAVING abortion (which is NOT the same thing as elective, non-emergency abortion) should flat-out disqualify you from going to medical school. Lifesaving emergency abortion procedures are no different than any OTHER emergency lifesaving procedure, and all doctors are required to know (or at least, USED to be required to know) basic emergency procedures because they never know who's going to get stuck as the only doctor on a deserted island after a plane crash (for random example).

All doctors used to be trained in those emergency termination procedures, but now only willing OB/GYNs and ER doctors are trained so. That's dangerous and wrong. If your personal religious or moral beliefs prevent you from being able to do ALL conceivable parts of your job, then you aren't qualified for that job and shouldn't be allowed into that career period. Your moral beliefs should NEVER be the final deciding factor when someone else's life is at stake.