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Pro-life doesn't need religious or spiritual origins, it can simply be that someone views abortion as the killing of another human and feels very strong about i
by CincinnatiMan 6y ago
Pro-life doesn't need religious or spiritual origins, it can simply be that someone views abortion as the killing of another human and feels very strong about it. It's a very complicated issue and is one that I don't have strong feelings about (for or against in totality) because I think that sometimes, it's worth it to end the life of the little human and sometimes it's not. Also frankly because I'm a man and am less affected by it. I don't think we'll ever have everyone on the same page with this topic.
- zepto 6y agoI agree, however when I have discussed this with people the question ends up boiling down to some version of ‘at what point does a fertilized egg become a person’. I.e. the fundamental issue is a question about what constitutes a person. Resolving this always seems to have spiritual connotations and some kind of faith is involved. If you have strong feelings about killing people and those apply to fetuses, it implies you have a strong belief that a fetus is a person.