I don't know who needs to hear this, but you can be nonreligious and anti-abortion at the same time. In fact our group welcomes you specifically. XOXO, Kelsey, Monica, and Terrisa (all pro-life atheists)

Pro-life woman? “Internalized misogyny.” Pro-life atheist? “Secret Christian.” Neither claim addresses the argument, and neither can be disproven. Have you been dismissed this way?

You don't have to be religious to have a problem with killing humans.

If you ever feel stupid, just remember some people think pro-life women oppose abortion because we hate ourselves.

A personal reflection on miscarriage grief as an atheist, and how meaningful gestures can provide emotional support after a difficult loss. Read and watch: ow.ly/F6Y75100VIt

If it wasn't the right decision, how would you know? If you or someone you know is struggling after experiencing abortion, check out supportafterabortion.com/rec…

If we can't describe our opposition's perspective in a way that they would say "Yes, that's what I think," then we don't understand what they think.

"We can't protect children until we have free childcare for all." hm iffy logic

It makes sense to regulate procedures that kill human beings.

If fetuses are valuable human beings, “bodily rights” is nowhere close to justifying elective abortion.

Pro-choicers sometimes assume we're pro-life because we lack experience (with pregnancy, with hardship, with complicated life situations). The reality is many of us are pro-life specifically because of our often life-changing experiences that brought us unequivocally to this position.

We reject the societal standard that says women's path to equality is violence against our own children.

Some abortion activists' hostility towards artificial wombs reveals that abortion isn't necessarily about bodily autonomy. Read or watch: ow.ly/7Bvr5100svp

can you believe this is how we conduct ourselves online? revolting

The person reading this was once an embryo.

Valuing embryonic life isn’t exclusive to religion or political ideology. People of every background, whether secular, religious, or pro-choice, grieve miscarriages. Valuing our earliest offspring is deeply tied to human nature. With Josh Brahm of @EqualRightsInst from “Do you need religion to be pro-life?” on ERI's Equipped for Life podcast. Watch the full episode on YouTube.

Does poverty justify abortion? SPL challenges the idea that a child is better off never existing than being born into difficult circumstances. With @Terrisalin @PAAUNOW

What are some religious views that would seem to support a pro-choice perspective? What are some that would support a pro-life one?

Harvard Law student Lindsay Gabow recently published an article challenging religious freedoms arguments for abortion. Read more: ow.ly/4W9c50ZZFo5