One powerful word links both abortion and slavery together…

That word is “evil.”

A guest post by J. ournal.

J. ournal

Slavery was evil. Because it violated natural law, everyone knew at some level of their conscience that it was wrong even while shouting that it was a right. Many formulated justifications for slavery in order to rationalize it to themselves and others. Some even used the Bible to justify it. By its nature, slavery required treating its victims as sub-human. It was perpetuated purely for the convenience of its proponents.

There were those that wanted to abolish slavery and those that defended it. Thus, it caused a division where people who wanted to continue the practice moved to states where it was legal (and even celebrated). But where it was legal slavery didn’t just affect slaves – it also made the free people immoral. Slavery induced a culture of indiscretion, irresponsibility, and disregard for the sanctity of human life.

Abortion is evil. Because it violates natural law, everyone knows at some level of their conscience that it is wrong even while shouting that it is a right. Many formulate justifications for abortion in order to rationalize it to themselves and others. Some even use the Bible to justify it. By its nature, abortion requires treating its victims as sub-human. It is perpetuated purely for the convenience of its proponents.

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There are those that want to abolish abortion and those that defend it. Thus, it is causing a division where people who want to continue the practice move to states where it is legal (and even celebrated). But where it is legal abortion doesn’t just affect preborn children – it also makes the participants immoral. Abortion induces a culture of indiscretion, irresponsibility, and disregard for the sanctity of human life.

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A special thanks to J. ournal for allowing us to re-publish his work.

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