Ahh but isn't this the conundrum? For those with different beliefs can they not say the same about the secular laws created? It is the same thing but being so close minded I would not expect you to understand.
On another note, if a pregnant woman is murdered and the accused is tried are they not tried for double murder? What's the difference?
No, basing laws on science and reason are not the same as basing them on religious beliefs.
Let me explain it like you're a 3 year old. Would you be ok if a bunch of Muslim law makers passed a law requiring your wife and daughters to wear a hijab? Would you be ok if Scientologists got laws passed that required to watch all of Tom Cruise's movies? Would you be ok if we passed a law that you couldn't get needed medical treatment, because your boss is Jahova's Witness?
I really don't care what you believe. I care what the facts are. You can believe whatever you want. I promise I'll fight to the death to prevent the Government from forcing anyone to get an abortion that doesn't want one, but that doesn't make your imaginary shy daddy book real, and if you actually bothered to read it, your sky daddy is completely down with murdering the unborn, infants and children anyway, so you really don't have a religious argument against abortion to begin with.
Keep your sky daddy out of other people's lives. Those that believe the same as you are also welcome to follow their beliefs and not have an abortion.
It's pretty simple.
The difference is your double murder law was passed by the same religious right wingers that want to ban abortion. It was just a stunt. Again, they don't actually care about the unborn, babies or children.