Is this even the question we should be asking?
For me, the focus on whether something is right or wrong comes with a lot of guilt and shame. To do the wrong thing is to do bad, which leads to feelings of being insufficient, guilty, shameful, and the like.
However, if there's no such thing as right or wrong according to God in the Conversation with God series, then there is only what serves you, and what doesn't. What is loving to others, and what is not loving.
This brings me to a different evaluation of whether abortion is "right or wrong" or not.
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