Would I be considered Pro life or Pro Choice?

Question

I don't believe in abortion but I don't believe in taking away another womans right to have it done in a safe and sterile environment. I figure God has the right to pass judgement on her for killing his gift. I think that the baby was his way of giving it life, through her, for other parents to love and cherish.

I also think another Gift from God is the gift of Choice and Free Will. He let's us make our own decisions. Wether it is a good one or bad.

Answer 1

I think that it means you have strong opinions for your own life but don't try to force your beliefs on others (a rarity these days). I don't think that you have to be labeled, but if you were to be, I would say that it sounds like you're pro-choice. Yes, it is God's place to pass judgment, not ours. If you are ever tempted to pass judgment on anyone try to walk in their shoes. Things are not always as easy and simple as they may seem. Good luck, you seem like an intelligent person.

Answer 2

That would be what they call pro-choice. You are right to say that God gives us free will and choices. However, there are right choices and bad choices. Abortion is wrong. Choose life, is the choice that God is pleased with. If you are pro-choice and do not want woman's rights to be taken away so that they can have an abortion in a safe and sterile place, then you really are saying that abortion is a relative truth, and not an absolute. Do you know that abortion, no matter where it is done, is not safe- first of all the baby does not leave the abortion clinic alive- but also the woman will never be the same- physical damage happens even in "safe" places. Emotional and spiritual risks are high. I counsel with women who are considering abortion, and who have had abortions, and I experience first hand what it does to the woman. You are either against abortion across the board or you are for it. CHOOSE LIFE!!

Answer 3

If you're failing to stand up for God's Kingdom on Earth then you're Pro Choice which is what Satan wants. Why would anyone, in their right mind, choose to murder an innocent little baby or support the murder of innocent little babies? Some people say that it's unborn so it's not life yet.

So what's the prevailing definition of life? I've been in the ER when someone dies. Literally. I'm ex-special forces and I've seen people die right in front of me. So what is life?

When "the modern medical establishment" hooks a person up to all their fancy equipment they read such things as your blood pressure, your heartbeat and electrical activity in your brain. Without the heart pumping oxygenated blood through the brain you'll be dead within 2-3 minutes tops. It doesn't even take that long for most people.

So a heartbeat is a good place to start for the definition of human life. When is a heartbeat detectable in a human fetus? Three days after conception!

That's right, before most women even know they're pregnant, there's a baby growing inside them. So anyone who supports selective abortion is supporting the murder of an innocent little baby. Regardless of the circumstances surrounding the pregnancy it's simply murder.

Those who do so, whether lay people, parents or medical professionals should be tried for capital murder just like a common murderer. That's God's position and so it is mine as well. Anything less is Satanic.

Answer 4

Pro-life or pro-choice. The facts are if abortion became illegal people will seek out ways to have abortions illegally.

Seems you share the same opinion as many others. Don’t approve of abortion but don’t want to take away a woman’s choice to make that decision.

It is an ugly choice either way. An unwanted child in a state home is heartbreaking too.
I always choose for freedom of choice and leave the government out of it.

We should consider mandatory parenting classes as part of the high school curriculum.

Answer 5

I also am confused whether i am pro life or pro choice. I do not approve of abortion because i believe it is killing a baby. How does it matter whether it is born or not. Did you know it is legal to abort a baby up to 24 weeks. 24 weeks is a 6 month pregnacy. A baby can survive at 6 months. It might have lots of problems but it can survive. But I am still hesitant to take the choice away from the mother. What if it comes down to either her or the baby? What right do i have to tell the mom to have and care for an unwanted child? Or a child who will have lots of health problems? Or a severely deformed child ? What right do we have to say if that child should or should not be born? What happens to those souls that dont get to be born? Because i believe life and therefore the soul starts at conception. Who knows what to do. I just know what i would do in my own circumstances.

Answer 6

You're pro-choice. I believe the same thing. I personally couldn't do it but I'm not everyone. I think it should be legal and remain safe for those who choose to do it. It's got to be a very hard choice for any woman and she doesn't need more people making her choice harder. Just like all of us, a woman's choice, be it right or wrong, is between her and God.

All those people who cry about killing an unborn child should adopt the children. Instead, they'd rather force a woman to have a child but then complain about welfare programs and unwed mothers (not that all abortions happen because the parents aren't wed). They should put up or shut up. Raise the child if you're so concerned about it living. Some people just can't do it. Abortions aren't always so black & white. It's a personal choice, not a religious one.

Answer 7

You are Pro Choice.
You are in effect giving your consent to the abortion which is the same thing as cooperating or helping that person procure an abortion. I am sorry if I hurt your feelings but that's just how I feel. I am a ProLife advocate. Have a blessed and peaceful day!

Answer 8

Pro life people think that abortion is murder no matter if the girl was raped by her father, according to the pro lifers she should carry it then give it up for adoption. Pro choice people believe it's the womans right to choose even though they might not choose it themselves. You sound like the latter. I am too

Answer 9

I think I might be a bit like you.I myself believe in pro life,but at the same time I have never been in a position to feel as if I needed to have an abortion,or have been in a situation to contemplate having one,so at the end of the day,I might believe in pro life,but I can't judge any one who has had one,as I have never walked in their shoes.

Answer 10

Everyone is pro-choice, and pro-life. These are nice little PC words we use to feel good about the issue. The question is "are you in favor of allowing a woman to have her un-born child killed?" Whatever the reason- that is the issue. It has a heartbeat, it's own blood type separate from that of the mother, a working nervous system, and measurable brainwaves. It is murder. So, are you in favor of a woman's right to murder?