Right, it is not prejudiced to say that some pregnant women choose to carry their pregnancies to term amidst difficult circumstances. But it IS prejudiced to imply that their fortitude, or whatever the relevant virtue is, is something that society can reasonably expect of all pregnant women. The above editorial has to do with laws regarding abortion, so I assume your participation in these comments means you wish your own opinions and values to be reflected in our laws. And with regard to legal matters, your reference to those heroic (or whatever) women does not look relevant.

If you think that "dominion" thing in Gen 1 supports the idea it's OK to kill nonhuman animals to serve human needs (or really, tastes), you're like the great majority of Jews and Christians over the ages. That idea is not a good or just one, but that's not my point, which is that you are inconsistent in speaking of "life" as God's gift, but narrowly apply that to just a few (viz. human) living creatures.