They might pray about the problem of abortion, perhaps asking for God's help for the foetuses and for the pregnant woman.
some christians believe that it is not enough to discourage people from having abortions and then leave them to get on with raising the child on their own. sometimes abortions are wanted because having the baby is going to be very difficult, perhaps because it will be born with medical problems or perhaps because it will be born with medical problems or perhaps because financial or their faith, offer support for families in these kinds of difficulties. perhaps a christian might might offer to baby sitnfor a single parent so that he or she can go out with their friends. some christians work as foster carers, and look after the children of parents who are finding it difficult to cope, on a more long-term basis.
Christians who are offering advice to someone considering having an abortion might suggest that the baby could be adopted, as there are many couples who would love to have a child but are unable to conceive. there are various christian adoption agencies, and a christian who is against abortion might support one of these, encouraging women to go through with their pregnancies and give the baby to a couple who will provide him or her with a loving home.
if christians are in favour of a woman being able to choose to have an abortion an abortion, they might put their beliefs into action:
they might join a group which campaigns for the right to choose abortion.
when people are talking about abortion, they might explain why feel it is sometimes the most loving choice; they might discourage other people from harshly criticising women who have chosen to have abortions.
they might support an organisation which offers counselling forpeople who have had abortions.
they might pray about the problem of abortion.
Even if a christian believes that abortion can sometimes be the most sensible choice, they are still likely to believe that it is important to give people a proper sex education to avoid unwanted pregnancies happening in the first place.
A lot of people thought that it was very wrong to make abortion legal; they believed that it allowed innocent human lives to be destroyed and that it encouraged women to have abortions instead of looking at other possibilities, such as having the baby adopted. some of these people joined together, in 1967, to form an organisation known as SPUC the society for the protection of the unbaorn child.
SPUC is not a christian organisation, but many christians might choose to support it because it campagns against abortion and also against other issues, such as euthanasia and embryo experimentation. its members point out that since abortion was made legal, over 4.5 million pregnancies have been deliberately ended. SPUC argues that abortion denies a basic human right: the right to life. Its members believe that life begins at the moment of conception and that all human life is equally valuable, whether the foetus is healthy or not. They say that abortions which take place because the foetus is abnormal in some way discriminate against disabled people, suggesting that they are inferior and that the word be better place without them. SPUC teaches that tests during pregnancy should only be performed for the benefit of the foetus, and not in order to make a decision about whether an abortion should be carried out.
Christians could offer to foster or adopt the children of those are pregnant and do not wish to keep their babies like my birth mother and father in romaina they put me up for adoption because of the simple reason they couldnt not afford to keep me so my mum and dad adopted me like good christians they saved my life because i would of gone into an ophin and would of lived a sort life because of all the dieaseas.
Christians could also join or take part in peaceful protests against abortion.
