Limiting abortion in the womb is about preventing children being killed.
I find this hard to credit when there are proven methods of reducing abortion that are passed over. I also find it hard to credit when pro-life people keep bringing up women's sexual behavior and how they hope limiting abortion will cause it to change.
If because of that women decide that they wish to have less sex, use more protection, or anything else, that is up to the woman involved, and any partner that may be in the relationship.
If you are fertile then sex is always something that can lead to pregnancy, even with contraception. Christians didn't cause that to be reality.
But that is kind of the issue. It is not always up to women and their partners. As you say even in cases where increased protection is used there is a possibility of procreation. Christians might not of caused that but some are certainly fighting to ensure there are limited options in dealing with it.
They should be addressed. Poverty, lack of parental bond, etc. are all highly correlated with abortion, as well as with poor outcomes in level of education, wealth, etc.
However, if you are pro life because you think that the life of children in the womb is important, than how does the way some other person views things change that view? The child is important or not. And you can still strive to change people's minds on the question of addressing the needs of others.
Let me ask you a question. If you could reduce abortions now through enacting measures that will help women in need and there is no political resistance why would that not be your first step? Why would you focus on the piece that is very difficult and contentious?
There have been a few in this thread alone.
Yes, a handful. But their voices are drowned out by those who wish to restrict abortion without being willing to address the underlying causes of their choice.
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