"though my reasons for being pro life are mainly theological"

Might I suggest that you dump the theology and actually address the needs of those real human beings who constitute half the world's population, aka women? Incidentally, I'm just as pro-life as you are. I oppose the culling of badgers, I belong to three conservation bodies in the UK, I garden organically, I oppose the death penalty. I even think, shock bloody horror, that abortion is a very bad thing and that we should be doing our utmost to reduce its incidence. Unlike you and the pope, however, I happen to know that banning it is just about the least effective way of doing it. It's been tried and it does a lot worse than not work. And apart from that I don't think it's a matter for anyone to tell a woman what she can or can't do with her own body. That would be immoral.