Do 'pro-life' Christians ever . . .

[SteelCurtain]

Also, when I said you are choosing the fetus' life over the woman's life, I didn't mean her existence, and I apologize for not making that clear. I mean the life she chooses. I mean her professional goals, her family life, her education, her financial situation. If a woman doesn't want a baby, doesn't want to be pregnant, doesn't want to put her body through that, what right do you have to stop her from doing so? What right do you have to shame her because she made that choice?

I just don't put these reasons ahead of human life.

Guess what, Lek? Neither do I. The point is that it is none of our business. I do everything I can to prevent an unwanted pregnancy between my girlfriend and myself. We have financial/career goals that make getting pregnant a bad thing right now. But if she were to get pregnant, the very last thing I would want is abortion. That would be my input. But ultimately I only have input. It is her body, her choice. I am confident that my input would have a heavy influence, but, again, it ultimately isn't up to me---and that's the way it should be. I am not the one that is going to put my body on the line, my career on hold, or my health in jeopardy.

You have yet to answer the question that I and others have asked multiple times. What gives you the right to make those choices for another human being?

 We don't know when a fetus is a human.  If you held a revolver with one bullet in it, and didn't know if the one bullet was in the chamber, would you point it at a child and pull he trigger, because not pulling the trigger was going to hamper your career or your education?

Are you serious with this? This analogy is so idiotic I can hardly figure out where to begin.

You are equating terminating a pregnancy to shooting a baby? You can't be serious.