SPL’s Top 10 Graphics of 2025

Until 2024, our “most popular graphics” list was drawn from Facebook alone. Last year, Instagram began to rival Facebook for top-performing posts. This year, we looked at combined view totals across platforms: seven of our top ten graphics are from Facebook, and three (plus the honorable mention) are from Instagram.

From philosophical questions about personhood to the biological realities of prenatal development, here are some of the visual arguments that resonated most with audiences and helped shape the secular pro-life conversation in 2025.

Honorable mention: Abortion kills humans. It’s a human rights violation. It makes no sense to tell people worried about human rights violations to just mind their own business.

10. Embryos are us in the past, and we are them in the future. We’re all part of the same human story.

9. Destigmatized abortion increases the cultural pressure for women to abort.

8. You don’t have to be religious to have a problem with killing humans.

7. Your children were valuable before they were born. So were you. So were your friends who have since had abortions. These lives matter the whole time.

6. Abortion, when done successfully, kills humans. When abortion fails, there are survivors. (with The Abortion Survivors Network)

5. Abortion provider responds to a post in r/residency where a medical resident was struggling with having recently learned some places in the US allow abortion into the 3rd trimester. How many times in the abortion provider’s comments does she acknowledge the fetus’s existence?

4. if your ideology leads you to hope a baby won’t survive, you may need to start over more.

3. subtle distinctions

2. careful with the personhood arguments, they’re a little sharp

1. sounds familiar: Our free eBook has 100 pro-life sign ideas to help you make a statement.

These graphics reached millions this year because of supporters like you. Help us reach more people in 2026: secularprolife.org/AnnualFund/

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