"Personally , I feel that abortion is wrong , even if the mother is in danger of loosing her life when the baby is born . Think about , just for a second , not only did God create us , but he also decides when our work for him is over and we can return home to Him . With that in mind , if the mother is in danger of loosing her life , it is God 's will . Her work here on earth is done . Some may argue that `` who cares ? it wasnt alive anyway , and besides , what are the chances that it would have actually done something great like find a cure for AIDS ? `` I have had many people use that in an arguement , well , my answer for them is always `` what are the chances that would n't ? `` Think about it . One of the 3000 or so aborted babies a day , could have found the cure for AIDS or another disease . Another may have found a way to have the closest thing to world peace that we can have ."
"Well you just made the ultimate mistake . Trying to justify things based on your belief in God skews your views and does n't allow you to make a logical decision anyways . This has basically just become a religious debate instead of one on abortion and I think if you want to find the answer to this question you will need to debate on the Religion board . Also if everything that occurs is Gods will , then is n't it Gods will that an abortion take place if it does occur ? I wo n't debate that an aborted baby could have been responsible for an important event in the future if it had been born , but this is a rare event . I submit to you this idea as well if you like the cases of rare events . What if one of those babies grew up and killed someone who would be responsible for an important future event had he lived long enough to do so ? That is a rare case as well . I 'm sure you will say this does n't justify abortion and I 'll agree with you because both our points about low probability instances are so rare that they should n't matter in this debate anyways ."
"if the mother is in danger of loosing her life , it is God 's will"
"This has basically just become a religious debate instead of one on abortion"