Are you Pro-life or Pro-choice?

[CrashMan]

I agree there are no moral absolutes. There is only the personal perspective of right and wrong.

First of all, why does it matter when the heart starts beating? How is this the definition of when something should continue living. Have you taken basic biology? Up until months after conception there is practically no difference between all mammal embryos. The ONLY way you can say that early abortions end a human life is if you believe there is some spiritual entity that is tied to the life and is connected to th body at conception, which I don't.

If we lived in a society with religeous dogmas and social traditions that promoted abortions for any reasons, being against said traditions would be viewed as morally aprehensible. What you consider right and wrong is fine, but that does not mean they are universally right and wrong.

@ mrstickball

That is like me saying "Why do you NEED a religeon? Can't you just live your life until you die without believing in any higher being?"

Its not YOUR decision to make for other people, and just because you don't see a reason for it, or find it wrong doesn't mean everyone should.

Ask a vegitarian, they will say killing any living creature is morally wrong. But would most of you agree with that? Probably not (nor would I.)

Ask a hardcore islamic if its ok for a woman to wear a bikini, and none of them would say yes, but that doesn't mean we need to believe what they believe.

Ask a traditional mormon if its morally correct to have just one wife and they will say no.

Ask an atheist if its morally correct to condem millions of people to an eternity of torture simply because they do not believe in one specific thing, and you will get a unanimous no.

Why are you right and these people wrong?