“If the unborn is not a human person, no justification for abortion is necessary. But if the unborn is a human person, then no justification for abortion is ever adequate.”
This simple, uncompromising logic cuts through decades of political noise, legal debates, and ideological spin. Behind every argument lies one decisive moral question:
What is the unborn?
If the unborn is a human person, a life with dignity, identity, and rights, then the gravity of the act becomes undeniable. No legal framework, economic reasoning, or personal justification can erase the moral reality of ending an innocent life.
At the heart of every society’s values is how it treats the vulnerable: the elderly, the disabled, the poor. And yes, the unborn. A civilisation that cannot answer this fundamental question honestly will always find itself morally adrift.
This is not about politics. This is about truth. And truth does not bend.
