The first disagreement with abortion is over when life starts in the womb. Some pro-choice people (who are for abortion) think that life does not begin when a baby is conceived, but in Why Pro-Life by Randy Alcorn, according to Dr. Alfred M. Bongioanni, “…life begins at the time of conception…human life is present throughout this entire sequence from conception to adulthood…any interruption at any point throughout this time constitutes a termination of human life” (qtd. Alcorn 26). As living human beings, people are supposed to live out life to the fullest and not kill on purpose. God did not create women to become killers of this world, especially to kill their own child. In the English Standard Version Bible, R.C. Sproul states that “human beings were not created autonomous (that is, free to be a law to themselves), but theonomous - subject to the law of God” (Sproul 122). God made men and women because they are supposed to bear the image of God, and that is why the world we live in has moral laws for us to follow. For example, if society was “created [to be]
The first disagreement with abortion is over when life starts in the womb. Some pro-choice people (who are for abortion) think that life does not begin when a baby is conceived, but in Why Pro-Life by Randy Alcorn, according to Dr. Alfred M. Bongioanni, “…life begins at the time of conception…human life is present throughout this entire sequence from conception to adulthood…any interruption at any point throughout this time constitutes a termination of human life” (qtd. Alcorn 26). As living human beings, people are supposed to live out life to the fullest and not kill on purpose. God did not create women to become killers of this world, especially to kill their own child. In the English Standard Version Bible, R.C. Sproul states that “human beings were not created autonomous (that is, free to be a law to themselves), but theonomous - subject to the law of God” (Sproul 122). God made men and women because they are supposed to bear the image of God, and that is why the world we live in has moral laws for us to follow. For example, if society was “created [to be]