Introduction
For a long time, there has been a huge controversy in America over the topic of abortion. Many argue that it is not morally ok to terminate a human pregnancy; whereas; others believe that it is ok if the mother chooses to, and that it is a women’s body and they can do as they please with it.
Book
Sproul, R.C. “Abortion: A Rational Look at An Emotional Issue.” Reformation Trust Publishing, 1990 In the book, Sproul gives a different perspective that many don’t see. He talks as an experienced pastor and a trained philosopher, and also gives a fair argument on the different issues regarding this topic. Sproul addresses the questions that many in society have such as those who are unsure about abortion, the role of the government, a women’s right to her body, and how Christians should relate with those whom they disagree with. What I took from this is that the debate is not black and white, it’s not just pro-life and pro-choice. There are several different sides to the topic of abortion. The first obviously being pro-life meaning that the fetus is worthy to have a …show more content…
“Abortion Restrictions & Pro-life Laws are Based on Science.” National Review, 6 June. 2017, nationalreview.com/article/448340/abortion-restrictions-pro-life-laws-are-based-science In this article it speaks about an institution that released a policy analysis that claims pro-life laws have no scientific basis. There are three main topics that are discussed: the restrictions on abortion providers, counseling requirements, and restrictions on fetal pain. Many abortion facilities have been convicted with criminal charges and have been investigated over the unsanitary conditions abortions where given in. Then counseling requirements were needed because after examining different experiences women had it showed that women who had the abortions were prone to having mental health issues. Lastly it was noted that the unborn fetus can feel pain as early as 20
For a long time, there has been a huge controversy in America over the topic of abortion. Many argue that it is not morally ok to terminate a human pregnancy; whereas; others believe that it is ok if the mother chooses to, and that it is a women’s body and they can do as they please with it.
Book
Sproul, R.C. “Abortion: A Rational Look at An Emotional Issue.” Reformation Trust Publishing, 1990 In the book, Sproul gives a different perspective that many don’t see. He talks as an experienced pastor and a trained philosopher, and also gives a fair argument on the different issues regarding this topic. Sproul addresses the questions that many in society have such as those who are unsure about abortion, the role of the government, a women’s right to her body, and how Christians should relate with those whom they disagree with. What I took from this is that the debate is not black and white, it’s not just pro-life and pro-choice. There are several different sides to the topic of abortion. The first obviously being pro-life meaning that the fetus is worthy to have a …show more content…
“Abortion Restrictions & Pro-life Laws are Based on Science.” National Review, 6 June. 2017, nationalreview.com/article/448340/abortion-restrictions-pro-life-laws-are-based-science In this article it speaks about an institution that released a policy analysis that claims pro-life laws have no scientific basis. There are three main topics that are discussed: the restrictions on abortion providers, counseling requirements, and restrictions on fetal pain. Many abortion facilities have been convicted with criminal charges and have been investigated over the unsanitary conditions abortions where given in. Then counseling requirements were needed because after examining different experiences women had it showed that women who had the abortions were prone to having mental health issues. Lastly it was noted that the unborn fetus can feel pain as early as 20