This pamphlet examines the moral and philosophical parallels between slavery and abortion, arguing that both institutions rest upon the dehumanization of their victims. While distinct moral evils, each denies the fundamental humanity of those affected: slaves were deemed property, while the pre-born are characterized as mere cellular matter. Both have been sustained through legal frameworks that do not reflect moral truth; legality alone cannot justify an institution, as history demonstrates through grave examples. The document contends that moral authority derives from divine principle rather than civil law. It presents a systematic comparison of how dehumanization enables both practices and concludes that both constitute grave moral wrongs subject to divine judgment, thereby requiring abolition.