As you are no doubt aware, abortion is one of the most vexing issues we face. There are many differences of opinion. Many thoughts regarding pregnancy, birth control, and sexuality are in a state of flux.
In difficult situations, some compromises may be necessary. You, of course, need a rationale for according "life" status to a fertilized ovum. It is indeed interesting how you spend the majority of your effort seeking to divide rather than finding common ground.
It is also a moral barometer of sorts. It takes a very special kind of person to endorse the slaughter of the unborn. Thus you can learn exactly how far you are from a moral base in regards to another person.
In difficult situations, some compromises may be necessary. You, of course, need a rationale for according "life" status to a fertilized ovum. It is indeed interesting how you spend the majority of your effort seeking to divide rather than finding common ground."
It's not vexing to me. Human life comes from God. I didn't create it, thus I can't destroy it. Nor can anyone else.
But you are actually conceding my broad point here. If we can't even agree as a society on what "life" means, which IMO is a pretty straightforward concept, how can we agree to build a society on some abstract concept of "liberty"?