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Therefore, it is inevitable that such political action would undoubtedly be complicated by an array of perspective interpretations.
Secondly, equally as complicated is the question of morality. Those who are against abortion had the ray of perception that it is absolutely immoral for anyone to deprive a defenseless innocent life, just because someone doesn't want it. If that is the case, should we then allow parents to deprived their mentally ill children or allowing putting anyone down who is a disadvantage to the society?.
However, the pro-choice's perception is its not immoral, because it would be a disadvantage to the child if they are born to any women that are not financially stable to raise them, and have no other means to able to support that child. Further more, if the abortion is ban, then those women who are addicted to drugs or diagnosed with AIDS would all be force to give birth. As result it would create even more strain on our health care system, when there are babies born with HIV, or mental illness.
Again this situation created an array of personal opinions and controversies. In one hand we have large numbers of people who sees all life is valuable, and in another hand there are people who believe that giving birth to a child born with mental illness or AIDS, is disadvantage to the child and it would be in the best interest of the child to be aborted.
Lastly, religion is another big part of this debate, all religion teach the kill of an innocent life is considered against god's will. However this will also lead to various different arrays of perspective on the definition of life and where does life begins.
The Roman Catholic's policies on abortion are mainly based on the teaching of the Bible (Basic Instruction before Leaving Earth), which stated "Sons are a heritage from the Lord, children a reward from Him." - Psalm 127:3 and "God created man in his image; in the divine image he created him; male and female he created them" - Genesis 1:27.
