One normally speaks of the use of self-defense in the context of an incident in which somebody is intentionally seeking to do harm to another person, his family, or his property. There is something disconcerting about calling the killing of an innocent unborn human being self-defense. Perhaps it's just a baseless feeling, but I think this line of argument needs more development than the simple assertion of the right to self-defense. I put capital punishment in quotes because what I am really refering to is self-defense. Declaring the Lordship of Christ since 1864 editor Bill Einwechter A six month subscription to The Christian Statesman is FREE on request.
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