There's no such thing as ease in a decision to take a life, whether that be a thief in the night who might do harm to yourself or your loved ones or an unwanted pregnancy terminated through abortion, but mythical figures wouldn't figure into the equation either way, at least not for myself. Hence the foisted sense of religous mentality/morality would not play a part either, yet this still doesn't simplify the mental/moral conundrum such a choice entails in the grand scope of a life.
While I whole heartedly support a womans right to choose to have an abortion, all in all it's a sorry excuse for birth control methodology. I do have to wonder though how those of you against abortion view other methods of birth control as well since honestly any method employed to prevent pregnancy is actually in essence "taking a life", only just in a different way. Why doesn't the same sense of morality come into play when making such a choice?
Most religous moralists base their stance on anti-abortion on the premise that life begins at the moment of conception and since birth control simply instantaneously insures that moment never occurs isn't that still "murdering" an unborn in a different fashion?
BTW, were I to choose the tenets of the christian religon as the basis for the morality I hold dear and choose to employ in my day to day life it would implore me to embrace the concepts of salvation for my sins through divine forgiveness, which must be a great relief for the murders/rapists/child molesters who commonly "find the lord" in prison.
Every human must choose what is right for themselves each and every day and live with the choices one makes, good or bad as well as the consequences of those choices, again, good or bad. The difference between myself and religous moralists is that I can only receive forgiveness from myself once I have wrestled with the implications of my choices yet "christians" can just ask for divine forgiveness and have the same choices magically washed away through salvation .... what a load of smellly garbage
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