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The Pro-Life Intramural, Part 2

Posted on May 3, 2024 by Alyssa Sonnenburg
Last time, we discussed the two sides of the intramural pro-life debate: abolitionists and prudentialists. And we observed that each side has a valid perspective based on a very true aspect of the issue. But shall the twain ever meet?
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The Pro-Life Intramural, Part 1

Posted on April 25, 2024 by Alyssa Sonnenburg
There's a common debate that tends to pop up in pro-life circles when "partial solutions" to the evil of abortion are proposed. Incremental pro-life moves, such as a ban on abortion after the baby is 15 weeks old, tend to draw both ire and praise from the same side of the aisle.
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America Is Split Right Down the Middle on Abortion, Poll Shows

Posted on June 15, 2018 by Benjamin D. Smith
Americans are split evenly down the middle on whether abortion should remain legal, a Gallup poll published Monday reveals. Gallup’s annual Values and Beliefs poll shows that 48 percent of Americans identify as pro-choice while 48 percent identify as pro-life. While roughly half of Americans are pro-choice, more Americans believe that aborting unborn babies is morally wrong than morally acceptable, the poll shows.
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