The conversation about the right to life used to be about where does life begin. Now the question has become, who has the right to determine when it should end. We cannot just be blamed on feminism, poverty, sexual promiscuity, irresponsibility, ones political affiliation, or other factors. However, when thought about from the very root of it, the question boils down to an acceptance or rejection of the sanctity of life and sovereignty of God. The great irony of the debate is that only the living can decide its merit. The dead know nothing of the living (Eccl 9:5) and those not yet alive are unaware of any of it! Another great irony I have observed, is that most who claim to have the right to choose whether life should be maintained are those who are against taking the life of someone who has taken someones else’s life i.e. “anti capital punishment”.