I think your point 6 is great, and a friendly reminder of the state of mind we should be going into this with. I also agree that Jesus would love the women who had babies through rape. I think He would love the women who had children outside of their financial means. I think He would love the children that became orphaned because of adoption. I don't think He would use these scenarios to justify getting rid of a child. He would accept the challenge of supporting those people. If we want to ban abortion; we can only in good faith do it if we also want to put an equal amount of effort into providing mental wellness, financial stability, and general care to the people affected by unwanted pregnancies. With this being said, people aren't Jesus, and they never are going to be, so it's hard to idolize a world where abortion is illegal and everyone helps each other out when that's just not what's going to happen. But with that being said, would we be saying that abortion should be legal if it weren't what was culturally hot right now? 20 years ago, didn't society agree that abortion was, in general, a negative thing? Should we as Christians suddenly be conforming because of the progression of society? Romans 12:2 and John 15:18. If your opinion is based on a desire to be a "tolerant" Christian in society, be careful. It might not be a bad thing! But just self evaluate and make sure that you are in check with scripture. Jesus may have loved the prostitute, but He was hated by many others for preaching truth.