Andrew, in Naples, Florida asks, Pastor John, do your pro-life convictions change when

it comes to situations involving rape, incest, or matters of a mother's life?

These are hard questions.

And do your pro-life views change in these circumstances?

Well, they are hard questions, and by heart, I don't necessarily mean hard to answer.

I mean, hard to live with, in other words, and the women here are the ones who bear the

greatest weight, because the baby is in her, not in the boyfriend or the rapist.

And this is why it's a troubling when abortion is justified for a quality sake, which is

what our president says repeatedly, which just gals me, that he would say in front of his

daughters that for women to have equal rights, they have to have access to abortion, which

really means equal rights to have sex outside marriage without any more consequences than

the boy has.

That's what he means, which is horrific to say, but that's another question.

The question asked is, when a woman has been attacked or, say, broken at a party or something,

and now she's pregnant, and want to be pregnant, it's going to change everything in her life.

The guy was either a ugly brute or a manipulator, and what should she do?

And my answer as hard as it is is that the baby didn't do anything wrong.

And we're asking that the baby be penalized here, as well as the mom, if there's an abortion.

And so I would say, no, rape and incest ought not to be a warrant for killing the baby.

The baby's not the criminal here, the guy needs to be criminalized, not the baby.

And here I would add this, as horrific as that is for a woman who is raped, say, and now a pregnancy

totally outside her plan and desire.

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