A journey from pro-choice atheism to pro-life Catholicism

I'm not a Catholic, but when specific teachings of the Roman Catholic church are truly "catholic" (that is, universal to all Christians), I'm more than happy to agree with them.  Here's a great account of the journey of a woman from being pro-choice to being pro-life.  Her account of her thinking, and the way it changed, is especially enlightening.

(via First Things blog)

Very interesting thought

Very interesting thought process. It's good to read and consider where others are coming from on the issue of abortion.

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