Are you sure of that ?
Yes, Grzegorz is right.
No, i mean i don't care if Lech and Jaro are Christian !! I really don't care, but when they take decisions, it would be great to put their beliefs aside, and think like normal people !
Oh I love that kind of statements. It's OK for a Christian man to engage into politics as long as he thinks as an atheist. Sounds like a clear sign of discrimination if you ask me. But lets put your argument on its head. Imagine a country where 99% of population is atheist and politicians are allowed to engage in politics only if they think like, lets say, Catholics for example? What do you think about that? Silly idea innit?
Me thinks that a lot of westerners have a strange attitude when it comes to the separation of church and state. In Poland this term means that church doesn’t interfere in the politics and in fact this is the official doctrine of Polish Catholic Church. Unfortunately there are some priests that don't obey that rule, like father Jankowski for example, but this is a topic for another interesting debate. The bottom line is, that this rule doesn’t concern lay people. If there are people that want a Christian party in the parliament, then it’s their right to vote for them. You can't forbid them to do so. You may not like it, but as far as I know its what’s democracy is all about.
Euthanasia and abortion are special and difficult subjects. It should be a choice for both : if a person suffers from a disease, and can't bear it anymore, wants to die, how you, the normal and healthy person can decide he or she has not the right to stop suffering ??!
Yes, it's certainly the case with people that suffer from a great pain. But what about paralyzed people, people in comma, etc... A lot of them have suicidal thoughts because they don't feel needed. Imagine how easy it would be just to give them a document to sign about their death during their depression.... One signature and the problem is solved. No more worries... for us of course.