Mark,

I never said that the grace and strength that God gives to anyone who seeks Him with a humble and contrite heart when faced with suffering/difficult situations means every person (Christian or not) is going to seek out God. That is a personal decision, much like Judas Iscariot and Peter - both Disciples betrayed Jesus. Both men were saddened and wept bitterly for what they did - they knew they had let Jesus down but their reactions are what truly matter. Judas fell into despair and took his own life while Peter upon seeing Jesus after His resurrection, falls on his knees and says to Jesus, "Go away from me, Lord, for I am a sinful man". Jesus turns no one away who humbly approach Him. I think when women are faced with an unwanted/surprise pregnancy, they fall into despair. Alone (without seeking out God's help), it is overwhelming! In a world/society, where God is not the center of our lives (where we love Him with all of our hearts, souls and minds), we will steer TBC