re: I really would like to understand the pro-choice POV as it relates to life

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True, because most normal, rational people realize that there is not one specific ‘correct’ solution for every person and every case

PLOT TWIST:
There is no right answer

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I disagree. God's moral law is the only objective standard for right and wrong that we can abide by without devolving to absolute arbitrariness. Want to talk about not having a right answer? You depart from God's moral law and there is literally no "right" answer to anything, because every "moral" action becomes entirely subjective; they become nothing more than individual preferences.

We can take God's moral law and apply principles to our lives. In the case of abortion, we have two primary principles at play: all humans are made in the image of God, and do not murder. Even children in the womb have value to God and therefore have intrinsic value, and we have no right to take a life that isn't trying to take ours (self defense).

When you base the right to kill a child on personal preference, you open the door wide to all sorts of deviant behavior and you become logically inconstant, or as the Bible calls it, "foolish".