<< - If I use a hammer to build a piece of furnature, it's morally and ethically 'just'.
- If I use the same hammer to smash someone's skull with, it's morally and ethically 'wrong'.
How about if I use a pair of scissors to stab a baby through the head and suck out its brains with a vacuum cleaner? OK in the case of rape? >>
You've no idea how an abortion is done, have you?
<< And by your "standards," how is anything morally and ethically "wrong"? No sanctity of life, right? >>
Uh uh, just like all atheists are without morals and ethics.
'Sanctity of life' is something made up by theists. This does not mean that it's totally wrong, far from that. However, we should not limit ourselves in our decisions whether to apply the 'tool' of abortion or not. The decision should be made right there and not be predetermined.
There are of course some guidelines, which I listed earlier in this thread. These rely on logic and common sense only. Not on superstition, something pro-life people seemingly rely on, based on their 'arguments'.
<< I do hold humans at a higher dignity than the other animals. Humans have a higher dignity than ants. That doesn't mean I'm for the destruction of life >>
So... Humans are some kind of 'Uber'-animals? They're more complex, alright, but during development of the embryo, there's very little difference between the embryo of a Human, a newt and a monkey.
I see no reason to call us Humans superior to animals.