If  you must make any decisions about abortion
    You’d  be  very wise  to  read  this  book:

If you are considering terminating a pregnancy or if you counsel others regarding abortion.

The book explains the various beliefs regarding the nature of the embryo and regarding when an individual human life begins.   It offers you a broadened perspective on intentional pregnancy termination (“inpreterm”*) which can help you greatly to make your own informed decision.

* Because many people allow emotion to overpower reason, the word “inpreterm” was created as an alternative to “abortion.”   Hopefully, it will relieve the strongly imbedded and highly emotional charge in the word abortion and allow logic and reason to enter the arena.   Inpreterm can be used as a noun or a verb.

If you are a legislator involved in drafting or voting on legislation regarding:

Abortion

Birth control

Women’s health issues

Fetal tissue research

Sex education

Censorship

Separation of church and state

Capital punishment

Restrictions or taxation of Internet usage

If your occupation or personal interest involves any of the nine areas listed above.

If you are an attorney or judge involved in any legal action related to abortion.

Viewed in detail, intentional pregnancy termination (inpreterm) is clearly a religious issue.   Thus, any legislation prohibiting abortion can be challenged on the basis that it violates the freedom of religion as secured by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.   An Interview With The Devil explains the religious connections and implications in considerable detail.

If you are undecided about where you stand regarding abortion.

This book brings to light aspects of the controversy which very few people have ever looked at.   For example, have you examined intentional pregnancy termination (inpreterm/abortion) in the context of atheism, “Christian one-life-ism,” and reincarnation and noted the vast differences regarding the significance of abortion among them?

If you must make any type of decision regarding abortion.

Read this book.   Make your decision an informed one.

If you must make any type of decision regarding capital punishment.

Read sections 57 and 58 in this interview to help yourself make an informed decision.

If you are concerned about keeping the Internet free.

Sections 85 and 86 of this interview offer insights into a very creative alternative to Internet taxation.