Free Will and Abortion Denial

I have always been Pro-Life about Abortion and I very much try to be consistent with my actions to be Pro-Life for everyone whether they are born, unborn, male, female, black, white, human, chicken, cow, pig, sheep, or any other animal. I am an ethical Vegan and I do think that these issues fit together very much.

When I first wrote this book, my goal was to send the message to people that they need not feel guilty for having participated in abortions nor do they need to feel deserving of punishment. This is not because abortion is not murder but because none of us are fundamentally responsible for our actions. A proper understanding of why Free Will is an illusion can help with this.

By no means did I write this book to claim that I am morally superior to you nor am I one of those Christians who will tell you that you are going to hell because of your "sins". I simply have a perspective that I want to share. What you do with it is your business.

I wasn't always Vegan. In the past, I ate meat and other animal products until I learned what I was paying to have done to the animals. New information changed my mindset and actions. What I did to the animals was unforgivable, but I have forgiven myself for I knew not what I did.

Similarly, most people have participated in things that have resulted in the murder of not only other animals but also unborn human children. The pro-choice movement has been married to feminism somehow and people are supporting abortion and anyone like me who says "Hey this abortion thing isn't so great. How about we prevent unwanted pregnancy so that we don't murder these babies." is called a misogynist for being against women's rights.

People react emotionally to the topic of abortion. I am no exception. This issue started a chain reaction that led to my vow of celibacy and if I had not been Pro-Life, to begin with, I would not have become Vegan nor would I have named myself Chastity White Rose.

I am aware that people will continue to misunderstand my message and yet I will never hide my truth of what I believe on this topic.

It's important to mention that this book is strictly philosophical and moral. I do not take a position on whether abortion should be legal or illegal. I only think that it's one worth discussing because I do see it as murder, whether it is legally defined as such or not.

My only hope is that society can have conversations about abortion about how best to prevent unwanted pregnancies and also have compassion for those who have already aborted some of their children.