Mostly, abortion is a natural process having nothing to do with a medical procedure, so mostly there is little more than a semantics problem. At the time of conception, there is something alive, where before there had been other things alive(?). Mostly, what is alive is not going to become a born life, with Constitutional protections. Mostly, what anyone finds in a Wiki article is found all over.
"In general, less than 70% of all fertilized eggs will even implant into the mother's womb causing pregnancy to continue. From there, there is a 25-50% chance of aborting before you even know you are pregnant. If, however, you make it to your first month, your odds go up to 75% chance of carrying to term."
The religious subjugation of humanity tends to be common itself worldwide. The Roman and Greek religions oppressed other peoples. The Christians routinely oppress other peoples. Ownership of persons was Constitutional, at one time. The Moslem routinely oppress other peoples. That is the role of religion regarding born life.
Religions have also been known in history to reject the little critters, subsequent birth, and throw them away. Infant mortality has likely been high for about four million years, in fact, among humans and their related species.
"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(O-oh say can you see? If you can, let me know(?)! Are we still. . . .at this stage. . .where we get drunk to this song(?)!"
