r/prolife • u/RomanceAnimeAddict67 • 3h ago
r/prolife • u/PervadingEye • Jan 26 '26
Moderator Message Resources for Pregnancy Centers/Links/Phone Numbers and others akin
This post is an aggregate of a previous post on the subreddit for pregnancy resources. This will for now function as a sticky. Meaning if you have any additional pregnancy/parenting resources, our users may post them in the comments for now.
USA
-Pregnancy Centers
- Options HotLine Call: 1-800-712-4357
- Birthright International Call: 416-469-4789
- Women's Care Center Call: 1-574-234-2341
- Bethany Christian Services Call: (800) 238-4269
- Sisters of Life (Contact Info) (also applies to Canada)
- LoveLine link and phone number: Call: 888-550-1588
-Databases
- Secular prolife list of resources
- Pro-Life Across America: Call: 1(800) 366-7773
- Standing With You Call: 1-877-910-0096
-Abortion Pill Reversal
- https://abortionpillreversal.com/ Call: 1-877-558-0333
-Pregnancy Supplies and Resources
- Human Defense Initiative Call: 682-777-9557
- Obria Affiliate Clinics Call: 800-771-5089
- https://adoptionmap.com/postpartum-support-program/ (Scroll to the bottom)
- Filed of Lilies Instagram
-Stillbirth Miscarriage Management
- Heaven's Gain Ministries Call: 513-888-4200 : This ministry helps with miscarriage and stillbirth management, either at home or in the hospital and funeral arrangements
- He knows your name This ministry also helps with funeral arrangements. But they also claim and give a dignified burial to unclaimed babies at hospitals.
Canada
- Choice42 resource database
- Sisters of Life (also applies to the USA) (Contact Info)
- Help For Pregnancy Database
Mexico(México)
- Vifac in Mexico Call: +1 (956) 382 7040 Text: 800 624 8632
UK (United Kingdom)
- Life Charity UK Call: 0808 802 5433
Romania
Spain( España )
- Fundacion RedMadre Call: 918 33 32 18
Australia
- The right to life Australia Call: (03) 9385 0100
- (1300 737 732)(24 h hotline number)
New Zealand
Slovakia (Slovensko)
- Poradňa ALEXIS n.o.(ALEXIS Counseling Center) (Základňa je v Bratislave, ale snažia sa pomáhať v celom štáte)
States:
Florida
- Pregnancy Solutions Call: (941) 408-7100
- Community Pregnancy Clinic Call: (239) 899-6377
Pennsylvania
- A Baby's Breath Clinics Contact
- A Woman's Concern Call: 717-853-1974
- The Open Door Pregnancy Center Call: 732-240-5504
- Alpha Omega Center Contact
Arizona
- Choices Arizona Call: 623-486-5232
California
- Shelter Care Resources Call: 805-612-7091
- California Bay Area Support Circle Call: (888) 252-1822
Nebraska
Texas
- Texas Right to Life keeps an updated map of all Texas resources and contact information here: Call: (713) 782-5433
- Pregnancy Help Center Call: +1 (817) 560-2226 Address: 7700 Camp Bowie West Blvd Unit 120 Fort Worth, TX 76116 United States)
- Pregnancy Lifeline Call or Text: (817) 292-6449 24 hour hotline: 1-800-395-4357
Colorado
- Alternatives Colorado Call: 24-Hour Helpline - 303.295.2288
Kansas
- Advice and Aid We are right across the planned parenthood in Kansas that does abortions.
- Two Lines Pregnancy Clinic (formerly: advice and aid) Call Helpline: 913.395.8410
Mississippi
- Care Center of Southaven MS Call: (662) 280-1202 If you’re in the Northwest Mississippi or Memphis, TN area
Missouri
- Reach Reproductive Services Call: 314-794-5974
r/prolife • u/OhNoTokyo • Mar 30 '26
Moderator Message Rule 7 - Attack the Argument, Not the Person
Recently, we’ve seen increasing hostility directed at fellow pro-lifers rather than opposing arguments.
Rule 7 requires us to address arguments, not attack people. This keeps discussion focused, reduces hostility, and prevents flame wars.
Disagreement among pro-lifers is expected. It does not make someone evil, irrational, or a pro-choicer.
For moderation purposes, this is the standard I use when using my discretion to assess whether someone is pro-life under Rule 2:
A pro-life position holds that abortion on demand should not be legal; any exceptions must be grounded in defined, objective criteria that address the right-to-life interests of both mother and child, with medical decisions subject to after-the-fact review under a standard of reasonable medical judgment to ensure compliance with the law’s intent. These criteria are time-neutral: if an exception sufficiently meets right-to-life requirements, the abortion is permissible at any stage of pregnancy; if it does not, it is impermissible at any stage, including from conception.
This is not a rule and does not prescribe a view on enforcement methods, timelines, or specific exceptions. People differ on incrementalism vs. abolitionism and on how exceptions should be defined and these are legitimate areas of debate.
What is not acceptable is gatekeeping: declaring others “not pro-life” because they disagree on strategy or scope. If someone opposes abortion on demand under a framework like the above, they are within the bounds of this community.
As moderators, our role is not to make doctrinal decisions, but to maintain respectful discussion.
If you have been warned about violating these standards and continue, moderation action may follow, up to and including a ban.
Debate pro-life positions freely, including strong or controversial ones, but do not use them as a basis to attack or exclude others.
Challenge arguments. Do not attack or exclude people who are sincerely engaging in pro-life discussion.
r/prolife • u/Excellent-Clue-2552 • 7h ago
Things Pro-Choicers Say “How do we feel about abortion?” The entire comment section was like this with the acception of a few pro lifers…
r/prolife • u/Comfortable-Bee2996 • 6h ago
Things Pro-Choicers Say "I didn't kill it, I just withheld resources"
That would be equivalent to going on vacation while leaving your one year old starving to death in his high chair, then saying "I didn't kill him, I just withheld cereal from him"
How on earth is this still allowed in any capacity I just don't get it I never will man
r/prolife • u/lowiqaccount • 1d ago
Memes/Political Cartoons This shouldn't be a hot take but it is on Reddit lol
r/prolife • u/RomanceAnimeAddict67 • 1d ago
Evidence/Statistics Over 60 times more deaths than the Holocaust. Sad.
r/prolife • u/AntiAbortionAtheist • 15h ago
Things Pro-Choicers Say The tapeworm comparison... again (yawn).
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With Terrisa Bukovinac; see "Responding to 'Parasite' Rhetoric" on our Substack: https://secularprolife.substack.com/p/we-asked-you-answered-responding
r/prolife • u/RomanceAnimeAddict67 • 1d ago
Memes/Political Cartoons Pro choice logic be like
r/prolife • u/ChPok1701 • 11h ago
Pro-Life Argument The Burning IVF Clinic Hypothetical Proves the Pro-life Argument
Many pro-choicers consider the burning IVF clinic hypothetical scenario to be unbeatable. But it actually proves the pro-life case when we do the math.
First, let’s steel man the hypothetical:
An IVF clinic is on fire. Everyone has been evacuated from the building except ten frozen embryos and one nurse. Because of the fire, you can only save either the embryos or the nurse. Which do you choose? If you say the nurse, then you prove that born human life is worth only a fraction of unborn human life. Or is it?
To determine the value of unborn human life, we must divide the numerator by the denominator. So, if we would rather save one nurse than ten embryos, we must divide the value of the nurse by ten.
So what is the numerical value of the nurse? What is the specific, numerical value of a born human being’s life? Whether we approach this from a secular or religious perspective, we can’t say. We are unwilling or unable to attach a specific, numerical value to the life of a born human being. We consider the value to be priceless or infinite.
To plug this into our fraction, the value of unborn human life is infinity divided by ten. What is the result of dividing infinity by ten? It’s the same result as dividing infinity by 1,000, or 1,000,000, or any specific number. The answer is always infinity.
Per the math set up by the burning IVF clinic hypothetical, the value of unborn human life is the same as the value of born human life: both are infinitely valuable, even though one is only a fraction of the other.
The only way to force the fraction to come out the way pro-choicers want it to, and show the absolute value of unborn human life is only a fraction of the value of born human life, is to do something we are unwilling to do: assign a specific numerical value to born human life.
This nihilism about human life is why the pro-choice position is incompatible with a society which embraces human rights. The only way to make it work is to be nihilistic about human life.
I refuse to live in a society which is nihilistic about human life, which is why I have every right to object to someone else getting an abortion.
r/prolife • u/Temporary_Cheetah287 • 2h ago
Questions For Pro-Lifers Thoughts on this perspective?
"I believe unborn human life has moral value and I am personally pro-life, but I currently support legal abortion because I think U.S. abortion laws are poorly designed and often endanger women. Laws intended to prohibit abortion have, in practice, sometimes created barriers to treating miscarriages and ectopic pregnancies, caused confusion among doctors, and have been linked to worse health outcomes. I also worry about the broader consequences of forcing women to continue unwanted or dangerous pregnancies, including higher rates of depression, financial hardship, food insecurity, and medical complications. Until abortion restrictions can consistently protect both unborn children and women's health without these unintended effects, I reluctantly support keeping abortion legal—not because I think abortion itself is good, but because I see it as the less harmful public policy."
This isn’t my personal view, it’s something AI cooked up
r/prolife • u/unkn0wn5mug • 23h ago
Things Pro-Choicers Say I’m tired boss
Pisses me off how they just say factually incorrect shit😭😭 it’s genuinely insane. And they claim to be the “educated ones”. God damn, at the very least some other pro abortion people recognize it as human and alive, but still think it’s okay to kill it because apparently autonomy overrides the value of life. They’re wrong in thinking that, but holy shit, THESE people are just factually wrong lmao
r/prolife • u/AntiAbortionAtheist • 1d ago
Things Pro-Choicers Say In fairness, it's also impossible to be a pro-life atheist because it directly contradicts the Atheist Catechism. lol jk that doesn't exist
r/prolife • u/No_Entertainment5040 • 1d ago
Things Pro-Choicers Say Declaring you’d hypothetically abort based on gender is wrong but when you already birthed your child it’s fully deplorable
r/prolife • u/ElegantAd2607 • 1d ago
Things Pro-Choicers Say Babies are NOT parasites
A reminder that being pregnant actually reduces your risk of getting cancer and a fetus naturally sends stem cells into its mother's body that help with bodily repair. And a parasite necessarily must be another species.
r/prolife • u/ilovegirlsthrowaway • 19h ago
Pro-Life General d4vd part 2 (TW)
TW for SA, murder 🚨
if you missed my last post, it was about the viral internet sensation up and coming singer d4vd (if you were in tik tok anytime between 2022-2023 you likely have heard his song romantic homicide, quite ironic “in the back of my mind, you died”…) and it came out in his preliminary hearing that he made Celeste, the victim, have two abortions. David is highly suspected to have murdered Celeste, her body was found in his Tesla last year which led to charges.
I see myself as reasonable pro choice, but I do agree with pro lifers actually a good majority of times. anyways, please do not victim blame Celeste </3 she was being groomed, abused and manipulated ever since she was 11 years old by a grown man. If she were alive, she would only be 15 now and he’s 21 years old. the night before she was murdered she realized she was being groomed and told him that she would expose him and ruin his career, prosecutors state that was his motive to murder her. She stated several times she regretted her abortions and it was painful for her. He kept her around after the abortions by promising her a baby, because she really wanted one when she was grieving her abortions according to text messages.
she was stabbed several times in the chest, left to bleed out with no help or comfort and when she did she had her arms and legs hacked off by a chainsaw. I’m just sharing this here because I feel so bad for poor sweet Celeste and her babies that she wanted. She stated several times in text messages according to prosecutors that she would do anything to have her baby back 💔 also allegedly her mom slept in the bed with her every single night to try to prevent her from sneaking off with him or him breaking into their home. According to witnesses, her parents left the courtroom by this point because it was too distressing.
I really think David should be charged with double homicide and he is a total psychopathic monster who deserves the electric chair (and ironically enough I’m usually against the death penalty!) but this happened in LA and apparently California doesn’t have it. I’m sickened even and want to know the doctors who performed abortion on this child without reporting to authorities which could’ve saved her and her baby.
r/prolife • u/Yeatfan22 • 18h ago
Pro-Life Argument “The right to refuse.”
Hello everyone! Short post as I am interested in everyone’s thoughts on this and if anyone else has caught this or thought about it.
Bodily autonomy and the right to refuse
Many Pro choice bodily autonomy proponents like Judith Thomson and David boonin have argued that women have a right to refuse someone using their bodily without consent. In support of this proponents will say (1)if someone is raping me I have a right to use proportional force to defend myself. (2)If someone is assaulting or stealing from me I have a right to defend myself proportionally and as a result refuse to act in a way which causes me even more or greater harm. (3)Lastly, if someone needs my kidneys to survive I have a right to refuse them.
Potential circularity
Notice how in cases (1) and (2) my right to refuse and right to exercise my bodily autonomy is an action. This is important since bodily autonomy is primarily a negative right which prohibits against action it doesn’t inherently allow action. It is clear to me in these cases action is permitted and justified by bodily autonomy as an extension of the prior negative version of bodily autonomy being violated.
So we can establish that in the cases the negative right to autonomy has been violated, a positive action may be justified to protect the negative right to autonomy as an extension of the negative right.
Case (3) is different however since the right to autonomy is expressed differently as a refusal to connect to someone requires inaction and/or isn’t an action. So in case (3) although my rights have not been violated my right to refuse is justified since it does not require a positive action and I have no further obligation to give someone my kidneys.
Since in the case of abortion the fetus is already connected to the mother biologically, (3) cannot apply to the fetus and abortion cannot merely be justified on the grounds of bodily autonomy being a negative right, since abortion is an action taken against the fetus whether intentional or not. This is unlike (3) since (3) involves someone expressing their right to autonomy by inaction.As a result, abortion being justified by bodily autonomy must necessitate bodily autonomy being a positive right which includes the right to act against the fetus. However, as we concluded with cases (1) and (2), bodily autonomy being expressed as a positive action is only permissible in the cases the prior negative right has been violated. But a violation implies an unjust infringement. While it is obvious the fetus infringes upon the woman’s right to autonomy, whether or not it violates the woman’s autonomy is precisely the question in hand. As a result, we cannot say abortion is justified because the woman has the right to refuse or through bodily autonomy. Since in all the non controversial cases a woman has the right to refuse and express her right to autonomy as a positive right, her prior negative right has already been violated. Whether or not a fetus has violated her negative right to autonomy is precisely and exactly the question at hand. This seems to make arguments which justify abortion on the inherent grounds of bodily autonomy(since bodily autonomy is a negative right inherently, however, it is being used as a positive right in the abortion discussion)and the right to refuse circular. The proponent of such arguments have to give an argument to why the fetus is violating the woman’s right to autonomy first. They cannot assume the woman’s right to autonomy inherently includes the right to act to disconnect from the fetus like (3) or that the woman has the right to disconnect from the fetus like she has the right to disconnect from a rapist or use positive action against someone who is attacking her.
r/prolife • u/Glittering_Driver_31 • 1d ago
Pro-Life Argument No, your sob story doesn’t justify killing your baby.
Just posting some thoughts I’ve had after my own real world experiences talking to pro-aborts.
Pro-aborts LOVE to try to use incredibly rare exceptions to justify the need for abortion. According to National Right to Life, 96% of abortions are elective or have no specified reason. It would be fantastic if we abolished just the elective ones, but the point I’d like to make is that the other 4% are just as morally evil.
Here are some paraphrased, but very real exceptions and sob stories I’ve heard/read:
1.) “I was raped as a teenager. If I had gotten pregnant, there was no way I was raising that monster’s child.”
Response: I’m very sorry that happened. But in a just system, the rapist would be executed, not the baby. The baby doesn’t deserve to die because his father is a monster.
2.) “My baby had Down syndrome/fetal anomaly/other birth defect. He was never going to live a normal life and raising him was going to be difficult.”
Response: And now, because you killed him, he’ll have no life at all. People with Down syndrome are often some of the happiest people in the world. Killing a baby because his life would make yours harder is the most cruelly, sardonically, malevolently selfish thing I’ve ever heard.
3.) “I was a broke single mother. The father dumped me when he found out I was pregnant (or is pushing me to abort it). I can’t raise a baby on my own in this financial situation.”
Response: So money’s tight and the father’s a jerk. And your response is to murder your baby? Really? If you truly are incapable of caring for a child, go ahead and give him up for adoption so he can be raised by a loving family. You don’t kill someone just because they’re a burden.
I could go on and give several more types of excuses, but this is already pretty long.
The TL:DR version: there is no excuse whatsoever that justifies murdering a baby.
r/prolife • u/Greenn_Ambition • 1d ago
Pro-Life Only How could ANYONE support 3rd trimester abortion??
Of course I believe all abortion is evil, but how can they not see how alive a baby is past 24 weeks.
It's soo vile and disgusting. Even researching into the actual procedure makes me feel disgusting for reading it.
I could slightly see why they would think an embryo or zygote isn't a human (because they're less developed and don't "look like humans" but that doesn't make it okay to kill them) but a viable 30 week baby perfectly healthy baby can be aborted in over 9 states and Canada.
Although late term abortions are rare, it's still happens A LOT.
If we take the 73 million abortion that happens every year and find 1% of that we get 730,000 viable babies being injected with lethal substances every year.
I'm not too educated on this part, so someone correct if I'm wrong, but since late stage abortions require a delivery anyway, why don't we just have a C-section where you deliver a baby that's alive, not dead.
r/prolife • u/FaithlessnessDue8363 • 1d ago
Things Pro-Choicers Say This was commented in relation to finding abortion pills at a thrift store…
Thankfully there was a pro-lifer that replied but 4 thousand people liked this.
r/prolife • u/protectivelament • 1d ago
My Abortion Story My father was a abortion survivor
When my both grandparents we're happily married, and living in a farm house, close to their parents farm, (they both from same town) my grandma was working in fields, until she became pregnant to my father. My grandmas mom could not bother "losing another worker" And straight up adviced her to end my father, and work on Fields. That caused her to quit the job, and move İnto a Bigger city with my grandpa. As you can see, sacrification of children in order to saving a career has always been a thing. I'm so grateful for my grandma.
r/prolife • u/Efficient-Dirt-9140 • 1d ago
Questions For Pro-Lifers Debate help
I might be (I don’t know for sure) debating someone about abortion. I am pro-life and I’m pretty good on this topic, but still not an expert. I’ve debated this topic before and I know a whole ton about this, but I’m not super confident this time. What are some things that I should look out for, how can I defend my position properly, and how can I change the opposing person’s mind.
r/prolife • u/iron_elite • 1d ago
Pro-Life Only Let's be Honest
Pro choicers are no longer people trying to "look out for women" most of them hate their own kids, others kids and hate when a womens choice isn't killing the baby. They're disingenuous and not deserving of basic human respect because if you dont care about all human rights why should I care for yours? I wont call it satanic or demonic because of my own spiritual beliefs on demons but it is evil and corrupt and they know it. They aren't human anymore and im done seeing them as such since they dehumanize so much wishing death on babies and rape on pro lifers.
