Secondly, there is Morality. Many in the pro-choice camp concede the point that abortion is a terrible thing and that all that is possible should be done to prevent it. However, there are many cases, such as rape and incest, where many people believe a woman should not have to be forced to have the child. And then there are things such as birth complications. It is the position of these people that preventing the anguish a woman might suffer from being forced to have a child she doesn t want and the loss of life through complications outweighs the loss of life.
Moralists also point out that there is no clear definition of when life begins.
According to the Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance webpage, most people in the pro-life camp say it begins at conception. Finally, there is the Medical Argument. Further support for the safety of the partial-birth abortion can be found on the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice webpage. Having looked at both sides and read the arguments, I find myself on the side I started on, my opinions unchanged but with a better understanding of those who disagree with me. I am pro-choice, having found no convincing argument to be otherwise.