Chistians should be perfectly fine with abortion

Okay then, you continue to push the whole "divine argument" approach and the hypocrisy of God. The bible teaches that "you shall not kill"- the important bit of this quote would be the "you" part. The commandment does not say that "I won't kill, and so you will not kill either". Secondly, God is supposedly a power above humanity, and the things He does, He does for a reason. The bible teaches to serve the Lord, and Deuteronomy is based around His rise to power as He gains followers- heretics were killed, yes, but that is because they were heretics. Christians who sinned were killed and punished, because they sinned and because God is a higher power, He is seen to be right. Furthermore, what kind of leader purges a land to make it His own, and then leaves unbelievers alive- that would be the height of stupidity, unless you would want a rebellion, of course. Secondly, God does not value all life, the Bible clearly states that God only loves believers, I.E: Christians. "Peter 5:6-7 Humble yourselves, therefore, under the mighty hand of God so that at the proper time he may exalt you, casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you."- This quote specifically states that only people "under the mighty hand of God" (Christians) will benefit from His love. That concludes my rebuttal to the two points that your previous argument included and as such I will begin my total summary and closing argument for this debate. Final Argument: The topic of this debate was that Christians should be perfectly fine with abortions, which I refute, even as an atheist, because I have a functioning knowledge of Christian beliefs. Christians are opposed to abortion because of the following reasons: 1) It breaks the Sanctity of Life- the idea that God gave us life and so only He can take it, and for a human to do that is playing God. 2) God's divine plan does not conform to the idea of free will 3) It takes away the uniqueness that God bestowed upon humanity when he created the human race 4) It is considered to be murder, and commandment 4 says that "You shall not murder". He who breaks commandment 4 or any commandment would go to Hell. Let's begin with point number one: The Sanctity of Life. The Sanctity of Life is the idea that God gave life to the human race, especially Christians, and so to take away life before natural causes (including disease) is to be playing God, which is blasphemy and condemns the perpetrator to Hell. If life is taken before birth, it is removing one's ability to follow the wishes of God, which Christians believe is the purpose of our lives. Furthermore, Abortion removes gifts that God gave us, and shows ungratefulness and a disbelief of God. Secondly, we'll move on to point 2, the idea that you kept repeating as "God's divine plan". The bible does indeed state that God has a divine plan, but it also says that God gave humans free will- to a great extent, we can determine our future. The Bible encourages us to "choose life . . . by listening to [God"s] voice," that is, by choosing to obey his commands. (Deuteronomy 30:19, 20) This offer would be meaningless, even cruel, if we lacked free will. Instead of forcing us to do what he says, God warmly appeals to us: "O if only you would actually pay attention to my commandments! Then your peace would become just like a river.""Isaiah 48:18. As you can see, God gave us free will, free will to follow his commands, but in the way that does not make life meaningless and controlled, but rather in a way that allows us to make our own, informed decisions, or else Jesus would not have had to pay for our sins, the Bible would be a useless tool as we would do whatever God wanted and thus we have free will. In this way, your argument that when abortions occur, they do so at God's will is false. Abortions occur at our will, and we face the consequences. Point 3 links on to this really very nicely too- the idea that God created us in His own image- "Then God said, "Let Us make man in Our image, according to Our likeness; and let them rule over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the sky and over the cattle and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps on the earth."- Genesis 1:25. Why would anyone create anything better than something else, yet have that same thing bound by Its own will, which makes it the same as the things it was supposed to be different from? God would have created us as his own achievement, something that would serve him and do his bidding, but voluntarily. Humanity was created just as God wanted, and it would be a waste to abort such a thing, and insulting too. It would be like freeing a prisoner, who would enjoy life, and then having them executed just because you couldn't be sure that they'd do what you want them to. Abortion is appalling in this way, as it refutes the idea that humanity is unique and special, and that we have a right, given by God, to live. Finally, I conclude this debate with the single most important point that Christians have against abortion, and that is that abortion is murder. Pure and simple. Murder, one of the ten commandments written by God and dictated to His creation in the knowledge that believers would adhere to such things. Murder is murder, and he who murders will go to Hell when he dies. Christians are scared of Hell, and they live to serve their creator. The idea that anyone could go against such a wish is unimaginable to them, and thus they hate abortion. Abortion shows the amount of unbelievers that exist, and furthermore show such ruthless to people to have no interest at all in life. Christians are offended by the idea that abortion is legal, how humanity, created by God has fallen to such a low level. It shows that people no longer care, and it destabilises the power of God in the modern world, which is a worrying thought to pious people. You say constantly that everything fits with God's divine plan, and that abortion is God's will, but it can't be, not when God's own creation is defying his wishes. What creator would ever want that? None of them. Abortion will stop people that could serve God from living. It denies His will as a creator, and shows that clearly, moral rights have gone, and the world is slipping out of control. For this reason, Christians are against abortion.