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Anti-Abortion

             Every year a terrible and bloody war rages on in this country. This war takes approximately four thousand innocent lives. The war I speak of isn't fought on a battlefield, nor is it fought by our naval forces. It is a war fought only by the civilians who try to stand up for the rights of the unborn. Our society constantly fights over how the country should control abortions and no solution has been found. The Bible speaks to the people of murder; this means inside or outside the womb. The gruesome and violent way this sin is committed would make even a crazy man sick. If the government of the United States of America will not stand up and ban murder entirely then not all of us are free to live.
             Such heated debates take place constantly throughout the country. Sometimes it leads to verbal defamation, sometimes it leads to police intervention, and other times it leads to even more death. Society views pro-life activists as violent. How can a group of people so dedicated to preserving life turn around and take a life? They can't. While there are outrageous radicals in every section of life, they do not represent the entirety of the people. Pro-life does not mean that we kill to get our way. It means we support the rights of a fetus from the moment of conception till the birth. Why should the rights change depending upon location? The Declaration of Independence grants all men life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. This document also says that all men are created equal. Within the Constitution, it is stated that the word men used in the Declaration of Independence refers to all humans no matter their gender, race or cultural background. This would mean that even an unborn child is included. How can man play with fire and expect not to be burned?.
             We, as humans, are mere mortals. There is no way we can control the lives and deaths of those around us. God tells us specifically that abortion is wrong.


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