Posted by lynne | Feb 24th, 2010

If you don’t like abortion…then don’t have one

Ever heard this from pro-choice advocates? It seems like abortion advocates assume that right and wrong is different for different people. This assumption manifests itself in statements like, “You have your truth; I have my truth. Therefore, we should be tolerant of all views. Maybe abortion is wrong for you, but it might be right for others.” This flaw turns the pro-life moral claim about abortion (“Abortion...

Posted by lynne | Feb 11th, 2010

Abortion: the Antidote for Child Abuse

I was recently talking to a pro-choice friend of mine about the Tim Tebow ad. After expressing how hypocritical I thought it was of the so-called women’s advocacy groups to be so negative about Pam’s “choice” to not have an abortion (see my post “Tim Tebow Super Bowl ad = Free Speech”), and after graciously listening to me for a little while, my friend responded by saying,...

Posted by lynne | Jan 25th, 2010

Just the Facts

“I’m personally opposed to abortion, but I don’t want to impose my view on others” Just the facts please This relativistic response is known as the “modified pro-choice” position. Though this view may seem difficult to oppose, it’s actually very easy to help the person who holds it to see the problem, if you ask the right question. If you aks them, “Why do you personally oppose...