The Christian View of Abortion

"Before you are formed in the womb, I know you, Before you were born, I have made you holy, Jeremiah 1: 5. There were 53,310,843 abortions in the United States from 113, 93 USA and in the United States. 705, 35 L. Ed. 2d 147 (1973). Currently, the total number of legal abortions exceeds 2 million people a year (National Life to Life, 2011). According to the "killing" rule of Georgia, a panel of three judges at the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals of the United States unanimously supported the conviction of Richard James Smith.

Christianity has a complicated history of abortion because there is no explicit prohibition of abortion in the Old Testament and the Christian Bible books of the New Testament. Some authors say that early Christians have different views on abortion at different times, but others condemn abortion as a serious crime during pregnancy, although the New Testament is silent about this issue Even if some of them are not subject to murder, they have not been "formed" yet, and must protect the fetus being activated by the human soul. Didache is a Christian writer and usually prohibits abortion in chapter 2 from the middle of the first century to the latter half of the first century.

Christian's reaction abortion against abortion or euthanasia is the death (life) of the fetus from the mother's womb, regardless of willful (surgery / abortion) or accident (abortion). Christian has a different view on abortion. The Roman Catholic Church does not allow abortion. When people start to exist, they do not agree with the exact moment of human development. - Christian's view on abortion "You should not be killed" (Exodus 20: 13 New International Version of the Bible) In the Christian church there is a general wish to apply according to the teachings of the Bible. But this is not easy and there are many alternative readings about the Bible leading to various views on the moral implications of abortion. In general, the church unites to condemn the abortion

Christians have always strongly opposed abortion, based on Christians who believe that everyone is created in the statues and statues of God. Some people think that Christianity has accepted abortion more than ever, but this view is wrong. The historical argument is not about whether abortion is right or wrong, but rather on the extent of unethical behavior and how the church should deal with abortion. In this context, there should be discussion about "pairing" and "acceleration". Do not forget that teaching about Christian abortion is not influenced by the "soul" present in children.