Klusendorf argues through a biblical standpoint that abortion is immoral from multiple standpoints. He starts with discussing whether if the Bible being silent allows it by default, clears up his views on what he considers human beings, and ends with an examination on the pro-choice interpretation of a Bible passage. His first point is that we should know that abortion is wrong because we are treating other humans unjustly by doing so. Racists are then given as an example, who had used Scripture’s silence as their proof. Another one of his main points is that it was unnecessary to address the matter at the time. The Israelites saw children as gifts and barrenness as a curse, so for them to think of this would be strange. The same would go
