Is being pro-life automatically 'attached' to being religious/christian in society??

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Sometimes, the pro-life choice isn't for the baby. I have my beliefs, but I also have a medical condition that will lead to progressive internal organ failure if I try to carry a child to term. So we'd both die.

Just a different angle to consider.

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I think you easily be pro-life solely based on facts. Like looking at the science behind abortion and fetal development and not agreeing to aborting a living thing.

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Ya unfortunately it is. People assume you are automatically. Im a christian and im pro life but my relligon has nothing to do with it. Im pro life because i had a misscarrige and i thought i couldn't get pregant. It brok my heart to know some people could get pregant easlily but would kill the baby rather than put it up for adoption. I also have soo many people in my life who cant have kids its not fair to them either.

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There was a big movement called "secularprolife.com" or something. I think it is usually in society and media chalked up to "those crazy Christians" but honestly, I don't see how a fetus at the point that we even know it's there "just a bunch of cells" if you look at those tracking your baby things... At 4 weeks its already starts to look human and is very complex in its systems and development.

(4 weeks is usually when people first find out they're pregnant)

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I said yes with the perspective that if you are a Christian, you should be prolife. If you believe in God, and you believe he created life, then these words from the Bible should lead you to believe the life begins at conception...
For You formed my inward parts. You wove me in my mother’s womb.
14 I will give thanks to You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Wonderful are Your works,
And my soul knows it very well.
15 My frame was not hidden from You,
When I was made in secret,
And skillfully wrought in the depths of the earth;
16 Your eyes have seen my unformed substance;
And in Your book were all written
The days that were ordained for me,
When as yet there was not one of them.

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It is but that doesn't mean its true.  Sadly if you are pro life many just automatically assume you must be christian, catholic or follow some religion.  When in reality many prolife look at facts not religion. 
 At when a fetus starts developing the ability to feel, when can tey viably live outside the womb in TODAYS society.  I mean even here on the app we have seen babies born at 23weeks and make it.  Is it rare yes is it possibly yes and that to some makes all the difference.

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I said yes because that's how it is viewed. Obviously, that's not how it always is though.

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No.  I am not religious and don't believe in god.  But doesn't stop me from trying to live my life the way I see is right.  Not what others think is right.  I find that non religious people are living life Better because they don't have the excuse that God will forgive me.  Just my opinion.

Is being pro-life automatically 'attached' to being religious/christian in society??

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