For whatever they may mean, those are some facts. In some medical schools, abortion procedures are not even taught. Nearly all medical research and development on abortion-related issues has occurred outside of the United States. I'm sharing all of this under the assumption that very few, if any, of us would agree that abortion should be a commonly accepted practice, that it's a procedure we want to encourage, we recommend it. I think most, if not all, could agree that abortion should be the exception and not the rule.
Moral abortion is the medical termination of a pregnancy in order to save a woman's life and health.
Rape, incest or other ethically unacceptable conditions could contribute to this decision. Now I know that the difference between these two cannot always be so easily drawn - in fact, the murky areas might be much larger than the clear ones. But, the number of abortions remains constant at 1.5 million. And that saddens me. I've got to wonder why, why so many.