I think that is too generalized of a statement. I think that the statistics are interesting and perhaps there are broader implications. What do you think?

I will provide a link to a site which is, admittedly, a site of black Christians and pro-lifers. There is an article there which is entitled, "The Negro Project: Margaret Sangers Eugenic plan for Black America".

link [www.blackgenocide.org]

Make of it what you will, I'm putting it out there as a point to consider. Personally, I will neither condemn the women who seek abortions or condone the practice. I'm more interested in looking at abortion objectively and determining what the overall effects on society are.

Abortion doesn't kill anyone.

If that's true, that's a good reason to consider the headline of the news article misleading. I was actually expecting that point to be made by someone. I was somewhat surprised to see that headline.

We are still unsettled in our minds about who is a person deserving of protection under the law. This can also bring into question whether abortion is a form of genocide or not.

Consider the fact that in my own state here in the USA charges can be brought up against individuals who harm the unborn because of our state law. There was a case not so long ago where a man had charges brought up against him by the police for endangering the welfare of an unborn child even though his girl friend refused to press charges.

So it would seem that under the laws of my state a fetus is a person up until the mother herself decides that it is not a person because she is unwilling to bear a child. In one instance it's a child deserving of protection and in another, it is not.