The New York Times called abortion a “tough thing for gynecologists” and said the emotions it arouses are so strong that doctors “don’t talk to each other about” it.1 The Washington Post wrote that older doctors doing abortions were disillusioned because they got in thinking of abortion “as a breakthrough in women’s health and a means to prevent the birth of babies with severe genetic defects” but later came to believe it had become used as “after-the-fact birth control.”2 The sad reality of providing a death service drove NARAL founder Dr. Bernard Nathanson out of the abortion clinic and into the ranks of pro-lifers.

God said, “Cursed is the one who takes a bribe to slay an innocent person” (Deuteronomy 27:25; cf. Psalm 15:5; Matthew 26:15), and, “do not kill the innocent and righteous. For I will not justify the wicked” (Exodus 23:7). Read Proverbs 1:11–29 and consider a group of doctors
trying to persuade another to join them in opening an abortion clinic.