text: Marty, I did not offer my, or any other, interpretation of Jesus' teaching on love of enemy; there was no need, since the teaching is unequivocal , and since Jesus' life itself is one,  impeccable lesson on how to treat others , including enemies. 
  
  If what you said about the CCC is true, then it must instruct Catholics to do exactly as Jesus did. But it does no such thing, since it does not teach unqualified love of enemy. On the contrary, it traditionally has permitted the killing of enemy, either on the galows or on the battlefield.
  
  I did not say that Natural Law is a dynamic; I said that the love from which it issues, and on which it depends, is dynamic.
  
  It is contradictory to say that "the fundamental right of men is life" while defending the taking of human life. If life is a right, then logically, it may not be taken.
  
  No; the Church's abortion teaching is based on the sanctity of human life. Life ex-utero is sacred, too, and therefore may not be taken.