The pro-life cause, in a sense, then, is not really about abortion, but rather, about who and what we are. It is a movement that makes the argument that the project that began in the Enlightenment ...

By framing adoption as an injustice unless abortion is on the table, abortion advocates aim to make motherhood itself unthinkable.

and they are the three fundamental assumptions of the pro-life argument. Any one of them can be denied. To be pro-choice, you must deny at least one of them, because taken together they logically ...

We need a much broader conversation on what the morality of pro-life is.” Hidden within this argument is the notion that a baby is better off dead than poor, but the Left has been backing off ...

Not all who support women's rights support abortion, and many of them are active in trying to promote practical solutions to the causes that drive women to abortion. Some argue that abortion does ...

“But the majority of their colleagues repeated the poor arguments and clear misunderstandings handed to them by the Pro-Life establishment when opposing the abolition bill on the floor.

The argument that the equal-protection clause ... in protecting civil rights — that so exercised my colleagues. The pro-life movement has as a loudly advertised bedrock conviction that abortion ...

Society is going backwards rather than forwards – and arguments against access to abortion continues to surface. Indeed, one of the most common points raised by pro-life activists in their fight ...

Pro-choice women's rights activists ... a separate 'person' with its own right to life. A second objection to this argument is that people do not have the complete right to control their bodies.