from the moment the male sperm enters the woman's egg. If true, and life is given then, then life .
has the right to live, therefore, killing this life, this unborn baby, would be a sin and morally .
unacceptable. "Denying the unborn the right to life", is how they see it. They believe that the baby .
inside has just as many rights to live as does the woman who's pregnant, in turn, negating .
whatever rights the mother has to her own body. If she got pregnant and didn't want to be than .
she obviously wasn't responsible enough, and now she has no choice but to carry this burden .
through to completion. Besides, if the woman still doesn't want the baby after it's born, she can .
simply give to a family who would love and adopt the child as their own. Plenty of well deserving .
families don't get the chance, or the gift to raise a child and they would make more than able .
suitors. .
By allowing abortion, pro lifers feel we will grow desensitized, and become much more .
casual towards the idea of death, and that that, in itself is a morally incorrect way to live. Life .
should be the most valued of all things on earth and by allowing people to think that killing life, at .
any stage is acceptable, then we will grow into a very unaffectionate, and uncompassionate .
world, with little care of the living, or even worse, death. .
There's also the psychology of the mother, for after a separation of that magnitude, .
mother and child, there's more than likely the chance for depression in the years to follow. And .
with an eye on the future and all similar cases involving people playing god, they fear the .
ramifications of allowing abortion to seep into the courtrooms that fight similar battles such as .
Euthanasia.
Pro Choice groups are a little more technical than pro lifers. They don't necessarily fight .
for, or agree with the actual act of abortion, but what they believe first, and most importantly, is .
that if they wanted to, they should be allowed to.