The Problem The main social problem here is whether or not it is right for the government to require a faith-based pregnancy center to discuss the option of abortion with their patients. This can be broken down into two categories. The people who are against abortion are called, prolife. Those that are for abortion are call pro-abortion. Now, faith-based pro-life pregnancy centers are required to promote abortion, regardless of their beliefs. This greatly affects my community due to it being a religious city. There are three main religions that I’ve come across in Bakersfield; Christianity, Mormonism and Catholicism. Each of these religions has a tendency to lean towards pro-life. Even more, it …show more content…
This means that no detail will go unnoticed and every relationship would be closely monitored. Every feature in regards to a relational perspective is broken down and examined. Therefore, the passing of this law would be closely examined in regards to interactions. Each aspect such as, how it affects the parental figures and those administering the abortion would be studied. Information would also be gathered on those who are directly related to the mother. In addition, data would likely be collected through counseling and other behavioral studies. Only upon positive results would the abortion law continue to be in