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Difficult for secular pro-lifers because if you say 'God' does than it will just be thrown back in your face that you really didn't take the stance because of secular reasons.
It would be nice to throw a question back at Bryan and ask what or should Atheist Pro-lifers have a role in the movement, other than as token secular supporters?
This is also being discussed at http://www.jillstanek.com/archives/2010/03/proliferations_104.html