Because of the exact method by which the medication works. Many who believe that life begins at conception consider the morning after pill to be an abortifacient. Some also have the same objection to lo dose birth control pills.

This is because pregnancy is prevented by two primary methods . First, if the body's regulatory hormonal chemistry is tricked and the ovaries do not produce an egg waiting to be fertilized there can be no pregnancy for that cycle.

Secondarily, similarly to the primary action of the morning after pill, many birth control pills cause the lining of the uterus to be made unreceptive to implantation by the unlikely egg that might be occasionally produced,

which might still have been fertilized and thus be a human child, but which will die without a uterine lining to inplant within.

Some feel that using drugs to make one's uterus so inhospitable to that rare occasional tiny blastocyst so that it wanders off and dies is murder.

Putting that into perspective, about a third of all the human ova that become fertilized, abort themselves naturally, anyway, without any contraceptive action, consent, knowledge or awareness of their parents. The uterus is a tricky and cantankerous organ. The world is a wide, wild place.

I once had a real working brain. I kept it in a clear glass specimen jar. Its duties included helping me in demonstrating to people the areas of their own brain that appeared to not be functioning correctly. Unfortunately many people found that brain to be too threatening, and slightly creepy. So I purchased a plastic one that needed no jar filled with preservatives and stuff and which could be taken apart to illustrate the inner workings of the deeper brain structures. Folks seemed to be more comfortable with that.

To responsible adults, those for example who marry, those who bring the real type of Godly love into their marriage, children are never a burden to them or to society. On the other hand when materialism is the greatest measure of happiness it's not difficult I suppose to put this selfish purpose ahead of everything else. I've known many poor people who were happier and more secure than wealthy folks.

I wonder if there are still college kids who work (forgive please that four letter word,"work") their way thru college like we used to?