Chistians should be perfectly fine with abortion

Thanks for that(!) Your argument repeats itself, and I am wondering whether or not it is worth continuing if you are not going to add anything new to your side. So let's begin with your first statement: "God has a divine plan"- indeed Christians believe that he does. Many believe, however, that the divine plan does not involve controlling the will of all the people He made to rule His Earth- that would be useless wouldn't it? To create something that does the job you were supposed to do, but then continue to your job, turning your special creation into some wasted material. We may as well be considered animals, however, the bible refutes that particular point, or else every human would rule every human. Christians believe that God gave us free will. This means that we have the ability to make our own decisions, whether to abort or not, for example. The free will is what makes a human a human- we are not bound by mere instinct, we are dynamic and capable of a higher level of thought. Secondly you said that: " throughout the bible gad has killed millions of people, even with abortion"- God has never interacted with the human species himself, except to speak to Moses in the form of a burning bush. As such, God himself has never caused abortions or killed millions with them. Not only this, but God's own ten commandments were set out with number 4: "You shall not kill"- Deuteronomy and Exodus. As such, the fact that abortion exists is because of the free will God gave humanity and not an Act of God itself, in the same way that fertility treatments are an extension of Jesus' knowledge and love, abortions were the extension of free will bestowed upon humanity so that we would not be animals. Finally, the biggest issue that I have with your arguments is that you think Christians become upset because the soul of the child doesn't go to heaven. For a start, this is unclear, as to go to heaven one needs to be Christian, baptised and been cleansed of sins, three things that unborn babies can't do. Even if they do go to Heaven, the biggest issues Christians have with abortion is that it is murder, and to murder is to break one of the ten commandments and as such go to Hell. Christians have an issue with abortion because of this. Abortion is murder, it is taking a life, and condemning one's own life to hell. Not only this, but that life was given by God and it is a waste of his generosity. Think of it as a precious gift, and having that gift thrown away. This is abortion to Christians, and it is unacceptable. Genesis, chapter 38 shows exactly why Christians are against abortions: "And Judah said unto Onan, Go in unto thy brother's wife, and marry her, and raise up seed to thy brother. And Onan knew that the seed should not be his; and it came to pass, when he went in unto his brother's wife, that he spilled [it] on the ground, lest that he should give seed to his brother. And the thing which he did displeased the Lord: wherefore he slew him also."- Genesis 38:8-10. This illustrates why abortion is an abomination to many Christians. They know that to abort life is to murder and to waste a gift that God has given, resulting in total loss of faith. To Summarise: 1) God's divine plan does not encompass the control of every living being, or else He wouldn't have bestowed upon us free will. 2) The unborn may not go to Heaven 3) Abortion is wasting a gift that God has given. 4) Abortion is murder, and condemns the perpetrator to Hell.