Abortion Vs Pro Life Essay
Abortion: Pro-life vs. pro-choice
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Such a question has puzzled
Americans for many, any years. I have heard all the arguments, but is there really a right or wrong answer to this question? In my opinion no. Sure I lean toward one side of the argument but I cannot give a definite answer to that question. I have the exact same feelings on the subject of abortion. Abortion has been a highly debatable subject for many years. I used to be a supporter of the pro-life cause, meaning in short I was against abortion in every aspect, there were no exceptions when it came to abortion, it was simply murder, and I would not stand for it. After a few years of being pro-life I started to
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They are aborting them because they (the children) will never grow up to live normally. The mother is thinking logically in the child?s best interest. In some ways, I agree it does sound selfish.
There are many women out there that would give anything to love a child, no matter what the circumstances. Although adoption works for some women, it does not work for all. If a woman does not want to carry a child to term, then it should be the woman?s choice. The heated debate of abortion has been going on for years, maybe one day pro-lifers, and pro-choicers will be able to merge and find a common ground on the issue. That day is probably not in the near future, but
I know it will come. It will always be highly debatable because it is a moral issue, with so many things tied into it, and so many arguments to be made. Until that common ground on abortion is found I will continue to stand up for the pro-choice cause.
Source Page
1. www.prolifeactivists.org
2. Mathewes, Frederica. First national conference of the common ground network for life and choice. Madison, Wi. June. 1986.
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Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Such a question has puzzled
Americans for many, any years. I have heard all the arguments, but is there really a right or wrong answer to this question? In my opinion no. Sure I lean toward one side of the argument but I cannot give a definite answer to that question. I have the exact same feelings on the subject of abortion. Abortion has been a highly debatable subject for many years. I used to be a supporter of the pro-life cause, meaning in short I was against abortion in every aspect, there were no exceptions when it came to abortion, it was simply murder, and I would not stand for it. After a few years of being pro-life I started to
question …show more content…
They are aborting them because they (the children) will never grow up to live normally. The mother is thinking logically in the child?s best interest. In some ways, I agree it does sound selfish.
There are many women out there that would give anything to love a child, no matter what the circumstances. Although adoption works for some women, it does not work for all. If a woman does not want to carry a child to term, then it should be the woman?s choice. The heated debate of abortion has been going on for years, maybe one day pro-lifers, and pro-choicers will be able to merge and find a common ground on the issue. That day is probably not in the near future, but
I know it will come. It will always be highly debatable because it is a moral issue, with so many things tied into it, and so many arguments to be made. Until that common ground on abortion is found I will continue to stand up for the pro-choice cause.
Source Page
1. www.prolifeactivists.org
2. Mathewes, Frederica. First national conference of the common ground network for life and choice. Madison, Wi. June. 1986.
3.