Is the abortion debate actually about women?
The abortion debate isn’t about controlling women’s bodies.
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The abortion debate isn’t about controlling women’s bodies.
Read →Does an early ultrasound detect “electrical activity”?
Read →This is a variation on the theme of last Sunday’s video: Pro-choicers’ efforts to control language aren’t about promoting accuracy.
Read →You don’t need religion to oppose abortion.
Read →Later abortions are not "just delivery." Premature emergency delivery aims to give a baby a chance to survive through medical care.
Read →The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) says “elective abortion” is not a medical term.
Read →If being personally opposed to abortion doesn’t mean you want it prohibited, does that logic hold up when talking about killing elementary school children?
Read →If your standard for the right to life depends on conscious awareness, who else loses their rights when unconscious?
Read →Pro-life woman?
Read →"Anti-choicers just want to control people's sex lives." Let's test that hypothesis.
Read →If fetuses are valuable human beings, “bodily rights” is nowhere close to justifying elective abortion.
Read →Valuing embryonic life isn’t exclusive to religion or political ideology.
Read →Does poverty justify abortion?
Read →We're not asking biologists for their political or philosophical views.
Read →If your analogy to abortion doesn't involve killing anyone, you're missing our point.
Read →Bodily rights are important but not unlimited, and they don't justify elective abortion.
Read →Sometimes if just one person supported her, she would have the baby.
Read →"God gave us free will" is often used to argue against regulating abortion.
Read →Being pro-life doesn't mean opposing contraception or forcing your personal views about contraception on others.
Read →We're against abortion because it kills human beings, not for whatever bizarre reason you made up in your head.
Read →Abortion isn’t passive refusal to save, it’s actively killing.
Read →Josseli Barnica's death is often cited against abortion laws.
Read →The abortion debate is a conflict of rights issue, and appeals to pluralism don't settle it.
Read →Miscarriage and abortion both involve the death of an embryo or fetus, but they are not the same thing.
Read →You never know who your message might save.
Read →A seed and a tree are different stages of the same organism.
Read →Secular Pro-Life explains that they oppose abortion at any stage but frequently discuss later abortions for several reasons. The article references a video and a related story titled '5 reasons later abortion is worth talking about' by Monica Snyder from August 30, 2024.
Read →This clip is from SPL’s livestream discussion, “Abortion” Across the Aisle.
Read →The Bible states that life begins at first breath, but scientific consensus disagrees with this claim. Even very pro-choice biologists acknowledge that human life begins at fertilization.
Read →The Turnaway Study is frequently referenced to support the claim that obtaining an abortion is preferable to being denied one. However, informed consent requires acknowledging that both having an abortion and being denied one do not necessarily ruin a woman's life.
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