FAQ

One of the biggest misnomers is that abortion is purely a political issue. First off, it is prudent to define what is meant by that. The same professing Christians who argue that the Church and State are to be separate (meaning that Christians should stay out of politics and shouldn’t speak to political issues) are generally the same who..

When the argument against moral legislation fails, professing Christians who advocate for abortion make a strange appeal to the gospel. We say strange because it’s an indirect appeal. One that uses a mix of biblical terminology and modern talking points. The initial approach to this strange appeal will be to personal liberty or something to that effect…

When the “Law of the Land” argument fails, the next argument attempted will be that you can’t —and shouldn’t try to— legislate morality. The problem with this argument huge; let’s explore two options. The first problem is: that it’s a logical fallacy. Every law ever written is a form of legislated morality. That is, laws are put into place to delineate…

A frequent argument made in defense of abortion is that, up until recently, it is Federal Law. With the overturning of Roe v. Wade, it is now the responsibility of the State legislature to define the legal parameters of abortion. In States where abortion is still legal, a concerning number of professing Christians would argue that, as the Law of the Land…

There is an assumption that has become common among many Christian circles that the subject of abortion is neither addressed by, nor mentioned in, the Scriptures. This assumption is then used as an argument justifying support for abortion. The problem with this assumption is trifold. The first part of the problem is that of translation…