Abortion remains at the heart of the culture wars in America because it pits two absolutely opposed world and life views against each other. Abortion forces us to confront our most deeply held beliefs about God, man, and the definition of what it means to be a human being, protected by the laws of the land. The heart of the abortion issue is the struggle between what is often referred to as the sanctity of life worldview and the quality of life worldview. At the core of the sanctity of life view is the belief that all human life — unborn, handicapped, or elderly — is sacred because it is created in the image of God. Dr. Paul Ramsey states it clearly.

The notion that an individual human life is absolutely unique, inviolable, irreplaceable, non-interchangeable, not substitutable, and not meldable with other lives is a notion that exists in our civilization because it is Christian, and that idea is so fundamental in the edifice of Western law and morals that it cannot be removed without bringing the whole house down.[7]

Excerpt from: Pregnancy Centers: A Practical Response to the Abortion Dilemma

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