Abortion Gets Viewed from Different Perspectives

A different look on a controversial subject

Houston, Texas – WEBWIRE – Monday, November 11, 2019

More than four decades have passed since the US Supreme Court’s decision on Roe v. Wade. However, both the pro- and anti-abortion camps are still debating about the subject. According to a recent Pew Research Center poll, around 6 in 10 American adults (61%) have said that it should be legal in most or all cases, compared to the 38% who oppose it. Retired prosecutor and college lecturer Ross Brillantes examines the topic from different angles in “Abortion—the Debate.”

Brillantes does not choose a side in his takes on abortion. Instead, he delivers his opinions as an outsider looking in. He explores the consequences, issues, and the strong emotions that surround it. He also discusses, in his words, the “application, definition, and expansive meanings” of terms such as after-life evil, miscarriage, fetus, embryo, and human being.

Brillantes was prompted to write his book after much encouragement and enticement by the general public’s involvement, intense discussion, and elaboration on abortion. The fact that people all over the country still talk about abortion isn’t surprising. Both pro- and anti-abortion advocates have made their views known in their ballots, state legislatures, and in courts.

For Brillantes, abortion has to be viewed through the following lenses: rational, biblical (Old and New Apostolic Bible), and intellectual. He hopes “Abortion—the Debate” would inspire to do the same. Copies of the book are sold from selected online bookstores.

Abortion—the Debate
Written by Ross Brillantes
Paperback | $10.99

Book copies are available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
Under his social media pen name Goodgrief75, Ross Brillantes has spent many years writing his perceptions on politics, religion, and history. He is a retired college lecturer and prosecutor who once worked for the American government.

More information about the author and his work is available at www.abortionthedebatebook.com.