Jacob Vazquez

The horrific case of Lindsay Clancy raises a deeply troubling question: why did God allow such evil to happen to three innocent children? Yet our outrage over their deaths may reveal something profound about reality. We don’t merely believe the act was personally wrong—we recognize it as objectively evil. But if objective morality exists, what grounds it? Could our recognition of evil itself provide evidence for God’s existence?

Does Exodus 21:22–25 teach that the unborn are less valuable than their mothers? Many claim this passage supports abortion, but a careful examination tells a different story. This article analyzes the context, the original Hebrew, and the law of retaliation (lex talionis) to show why this text does not justify abortion. Discover why many biblical scholars conclude that Exodus 21 actually affirms the equal value of both the mother and her unborn child.

Many people claim that Numbers 5:11–31 proves the Bible supports abortion. But does it? In this article, we examine one of the most frequently cited passages in the abortion debate and show why it has been widely misunderstood. By considering the passage in its historical context, the Hebrew text, and the broader teaching of Scripture, we demonstrate that Numbers 5 is about God’s judgment for adultery—not a biblical endorsement of abortion.