Jamin Bradley argues that the church's approach to abortion needs to be more nuanced and less focused on extreme positions. He criticizes the tendency to label pro-choice individuals as "baby-murderers," asserting that many people choose abortion for reasons unrelated to the fetus's life. Instead of focusing solely on abortion laws, he advocates for a broader pro-life ethic that addresses the needs of the marginalized and aims to prevent the circumstances that often lead to abortion, such as poverty and unstable relationships. Bradley contends that a more compassionate approach that considers the complex factors surrounding abortion is more likely to bring about meaningful change.

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