I really don't have a theological viewpoint on this issue. Clearly once a fetus is capable of sustaining life on it's own, somewhere in the 22 to 24 week period, I would view the fetus as a viable human being, and terminating it's life as being morally wrong.

Before that period of time, I would side with how the courts have typically looked at this issue as being one of the "potential for human life". Most abortions occur early in pregnancies and I don't claim any authority on judging the morality of early term abortions.

My only point in weighing in on this issue is why those abortion providers felt compelled to go to court in the first place to block distribution of the video exposing the sale of fetal tissue. If what they were doing was already ruled as not being a "criminal offense", then why the need to preclude the public from seeing what they were doing. In my view, they felt that there was a need to prevent the public from viewing what they were doing. I think we both know why.