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Save the Unborn, Yes. Don’t Punish Their Mothers.

Politics
United States
Started September 29, 2026

Abortion “abolitionists” have introduced bills in many states to prosecute women for abortion. This tactic ignores law, history, tradition, and law enforcement experience before Roe v. Wade. Thankfully, no prosecution bill passed a committee or got to a legislative house floor this year. Abolitionists assume that prosecuting women will abolish abortion, but the US legally Read more. The post Save the Unborn, Yes. Don’t Punish Their Mothers. appeared first on Christianity Today

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Abortion policy should distinguish between holding providers legally accountable and prosecuting pregnant women as criminals.
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The state should not interfere in personal health decisions, including those about abortion.
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Women should not face legal consequences for making personal health decisions regarding abortion.
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Legislation should prioritize comprehensive sex education and access to healthcare to reduce abortion rates.
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Support for the unborn must include a commitment to the welfare of mothers and families.
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Laws criminalizing abortion would reduce abortion rates more effectively than support programs for pregnant women and mothers.
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Criminal penalties for abortion should apply to women who obtain abortions, not only to providers.
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Prosecuting women for abortion will disproportionately affect marginalized communities.
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The focus of abortion debates should be on providing resources and support for women, not punishment.
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Pro-life movements should focus on preventing unwanted pregnancies rather than punishing women.
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