Re: If Nobody Committed Adultery And Fornication There Would Be No Need To Have An Abortion.

Thank you for your response. It is true that 3rd World women don't have all the options to get an abortion...and that's probably a good thing. Why add to their pain and suffering because of being forced to have an abortion? And I say that from a scriptural and spiritual point of view. Human society no matter where on the earth has a dim view of the sanctity of life in general. It doesn't just involve abortion. It's very obvious because of the sad conditions that our 3rd World neighbors live under.

It is also true that some children born to women or girls under these circumstances have led unwholesome lives; however, there are programs and agencies that will and can help them in the rearing of their young children and babies. Just the same it is unfortunate that their own governments cannot adequately supply their basic needs when it comes to helping them to have other options beside having an abortion. Also, the lack of law and order in these 3rd world countries is another cause for concern.

It is a known fact that women, or girls who have abortions will suffer from emotional, mental, social, physical disorders. So while callously aborting a socalled "problem" or "inconvenience", women who abort their unborn baby(ies) are adding more unnecessary problematic issues and concerns into their life.

Here in the United States women have many options concerning a pregnancy: The 3 A's, Abstinence, adoption, abortion, an unnecessary option; in that order. The most practical way to deal with an unwanted pregnancy is abstinence in the first place. However, if one becomes pregnant; giving up the baby for adoption is a more humane way of preserving it's precious life. Really, at the end of the day, it's about how God view's the precious life of an unborn baby and not how we view the life of an unborn child.