ABORTION-WHAT IS YOUR OPINION?

Abortion is a very deep subject that most people have an opinion about.  Many of the women who are for abortions say, it is their rights and their bodies. Many women feel that those personal rights are being taken away from them since the reversal of Roe vs Wade.  In a sense that could be true.  God made our bodies and gave us life.  He owns us.  He is the one to decide what we do with our bodies.  Others that do not believe in God say, its our bodies and our rights. Since the fetus is just a clump of cells, it has no rights. To me, my opinion, that baby is life from the moment of conception.  Many disagree.  That is their right. If a woman uses abortion as a contraceptive, I feel they are taking a life that didn't ask to be conceived.  What about that little ones rights?  Many say they are just a clump of cells and not developed yet. They cannot live outside the womb, so they aren't actually alive.

If you are single and don't want to become pregnant, the only sure way to not become pregnant is not to have sex.  You can use all kinds of contraceptives, and still become pregnant if you have sex. It only takes one time as many have found out.  And it shouldn't be just up to the females.  Males should use caution also.  Don't put all the pressure on the female and become upset when she becomes pregnant.  It takes two to make a baby.   

Some bring up the scenario of a young female raped by a family member or a stranger.  Should they be forced to carry a baby to term?  Would it still be considered murder?  That is a decision you have to make for yourself. Always remember, look to God for answers.   I am past the age of babies and I guess as many have told me, it doesn't concern me any more.  I shouldn't even have an opinion.  I still have an opinion, but no I cannot make that kind of a decision for others.  It isn't my place. 

I know of one person who had an abortion.  I truly do not know why.  She was engaged to be married and the father of the baby was her fiancée'.  She did marry him. She felt she wasn't ready to be a mother.  She came to me afterwards and said she wished she hadn't had the procedure done.  She regretted it right after it was done.  It was a bad decision for her.  Another person I know was raped, but chose to have her baby.  She said God guided her decision.  It wasn't the babies fault.  

I am not so sure I would be against an abortion, if it was a conception by rape.  I say right now, no abortion at any time.  God will abort the ones he sees fit to abort.  I sometimes feel that miscarriages are because either the mother's life is at risk or the babies. God knows best and is kind. He is in control at all times if you want to live for him and have everlasting life.  For those who say there is no God and it's their body and their decision to make, I do not know what to say.  I can only pray God will show them to make the right decision.



*STARLIGHT*



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