What is the difference between abolition and pro-life?

The pro-life movement seeks to regulate abortion. Abolition calls for it to end immediately and completely.

Pro-life legislation usually allows abortion in some cases or only prior to certain stages of development. Abolition rejects partial measures and demands equal justice for all preborn children (Proverbs 17:15; Isaiah 1:16–17).

Scripture teaches that murder should not be regulated but punished (Romans 13:3–4). Abolition stands on that truth. The goal is not fewer abortions—it is no abortions, because every life is to be protected according to God.

This link outlines several things you may now know about the pro-life movement: 6 Things You Don't Know