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Lost_Sheep
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I got into a discussion the other day with a friend of mine who is a strong supporter of Planned Parenthood. She knows that I sit on the Pro-Life side of the fence.
One of her arguments in support of PP is that by providing birth control, there will be less likelihood of unwanted pregnancies and therefore less abortions.
While I kind of agree with the “lesser of two evils” idea, i.e., killing a child is worse than not creating a child in the first place, how should I respond to her that both abortion and contraception are both intrinsically evil.
BTW, she is not a person of faith so I doubt that a religious-based argument will sway her.
One of her arguments in support of PP is that by providing birth control, there will be less likelihood of unwanted pregnancies and therefore less abortions.
While I kind of agree with the “lesser of two evils” idea, i.e., killing a child is worse than not creating a child in the first place, how should I respond to her that both abortion and contraception are both intrinsically evil.
BTW, she is not a person of faith so I doubt that a religious-based argument will sway her.