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Adam Taylor

Adam Taylor is an independent researcher with an interest in studying the philosophy of religion, Christian apologetics, and issues regarding the separation of church and state. He is a graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, from where he took courses in the Old and New Testaments, and in Christian philosophy and ethics. He is currently employed as a caseworker for a welfare agency.

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Shall Thou Not Kill? The Sixth Commandment as an Insufficient Argument Against Abortion

Is abortion morally wrong from a theological standpoint? Christians of the pro-life persuasion certainly believe so, arguing that it constitutes the murder of an innocent human life. In this essay, Adam Taylor examines the various arguments leveled against abortion by prominent Christian apologetics like Normal Geisler and Paul Copan, showing that their arguments fail to justify their apologetic conclusions. Taylor goes on to explore how the very Bible that they appeal to for justification of their opposition may in fact provide any number of reasons why abortion cannot, from a Christian standpoint, be reasonably opposed.