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Life is Beautiful - The Abortion Dilemma

             The way a fetus is produced is beyond magical. Having a child is a miracle that happens more often than usual in America. There are people who are overjoyed with happiness when they find out they are pregnant, and people who dread the thought of carrying a child in their stomach for nine months. To many women pregnancy is miraculous but to others it is a nightmare. According to abort73.com. "Half of pregnancies among American women are unintended; about 4 in 10 of these are terminated by abortion. Twenty-one percent of all U.S. pregnancies end in abortion." Meaning innocent children full of life, opportunity, dreams, and a chance of existence is being torn away from them. Abortion is an evil and unlawful act. One terminates a life that does not belong to them. To end an innocent child's life using a more so heinous procedure is not only unconscionable for doctors to perform, but overall morally wrong. .
             Murder is the killing of an innocent human life. Abortion is the killing of an innocent human life. Therefore abortion is murder. Not only do you reject this baby but you are also taking the steps in order to terminate it. This process involves deliberate planning and premeditation which by law is also known as first-degree murder. Woman all over the world are faced with this decision every day. "Is it worth it to go through nine months of pain?" "Should I just get rid of it?" are question they ask themselves. If one could lay down and make a baby then one better stand up and take care of it. This innocent child is god's baby. It is a gift from god to the universe. Killing the fetus will not only hurt the mother in the future but will also be a great loss not only to her but to the world. Murdering god's creation because of bad choices is no excuse. Priorities would change and that baby would be loved. Even if the baby is the size of a bean it still has legs, hands, eyes, a brain, and is just as equal to anyone else.


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