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  When your logic is backed by "skyman told me not to" it's reasonable to say that's not fucking logic.
context: You have to take it as soon after sex as possible, on what planet could it be an abortion??? >
  
  I grew up in a Catholic house and went to Catholic schools. Despite their aversion to contraceptives in general (and somehow teen pregnancy was also a problem 🙄) they likened the pill and plan B to abortion because it's "possible" that a fertilized egg can fail to implant and that's a sin.
  What they don't say is the possibility of that is low (not how birth control or pregnancy functions) and it's possible even without the pill! So I never quite understood that logic because it means all sex is immoral since it could result in a failed pregnancy. >
  
  The idea is sex leading to life is part of God's plan. To interfere with that plan is the sin.
  So, stillbirths,miscarriages, failure to implant etc is not a sin as it can just happen.
  But intentionally doing something that causes said stillbirth/miscarriage/failure to implant a conceived child(post sperm/egg combo) is a sin as you interfered with God's plan.
  Thus surgical abortion, plan B, punching the womans stomach, whatever people do to interfere is a sin.
  The logic makes sense even if you disagree with it.