The Pros And Cons Of Pro Life

Pope Francis states, “May God help us respect all life, especially the most vulnerable.” (“Abortion is a war against children”). Abortion is a highly controversial issue, and the final choice of life or death is up to the individual. However, pro-life should be the most ethical, humane, and healthy choice. Many factors contribute to the choice to be pro-life, such as being ethical and moral, physical and mental health, and varying options other than abortion, for instance, adoption. Abortion is not new. Abortion has been around for centuries. In the article, “History of Abortion” the writer explains the history and debate of abortion in detail. At the time of the first settlers, the performance of abortions was legal. As time went

The choice to be pro-life for women means they are against having abortions. Abortion is wrong and an injustice to the innocent unborn fetus. God gave women the miracle of childbirth, and he created every living soul. The unborn child is, in fact, a living human being and who deserves the chance to grow and flourish into an exceptional person. If the fetus gets an opportunity to live, this baby whose life was considered so “unimportant” could grow up to be somebody who could change the world. Maybe they could find a cure for a seemingly incurable sickness that would save millions of lives or become president of the United States. Women do not understand the fact that they are taking the life of an innocent child when the child has no choice in the matter. Also, when individuals decide to abort, they are taking the life of an irreplaceable living person, who deserves a chance to grow, laugh, make mistakes, and live his or her life

The article “Abortion Harms Women” suggests supporters of legalized abortion downplay the health and mental risks associated with abortion. Research has indicated there is short and long-term physical and mental harm related to abortion (“Abortion Harms Women”). Abortion can cause many physical complications for the women, such as infections, excessive bleeding, and blood clots. They can even be life-threatening in some cases. In the article “Abortion Harms Women” the writer points out abortion is surprisingly the fifth leading cause of death maternally in the United States. There are certain complications, including infection, hemorrhage, pulmonary embolism (blood clot), and complications from anesthetics that are responsible for a woman’s death (“Abortion Harms Women”). Also, there is a greater risk of mortality the further along a woman is when she has an abortion. Along with the physical risks associated with abortion, there are the psychological risks. Abortion can cause women to feel ashamed or guilty, resulting in an increase in emotional pain. In the article “Abortion Harms Women” the writer explains many emotional problems that can affect women after an abortion. Some women experience an increase in the use of alcohol and drugs. Studies have shown that 34% of women are at a greater risk for anxiety and depression. Also, there is a 60% increase for women to