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If your beliefs are different from someone else, does that make them wrong?

Personally, I like evidence. I'd really like to believe in a god, someone to blame for my miserable life, someone to pray to for my life to improve and the hope that someone greater than myself has a plan for me.
Unfortunately I can't find it in me to believe, I've read the bible in its entirety and snippets from other holy books but can't bring myself to believe in an external force with no measurable, repeatable effects.

I don't count science as a belief for the first part, but it can be a belief discriminated against.

One of the most common arguments i hear for not telling the father you plan to get an abortion, is under the assumption the father was abusive to you, he wouldn't take care of you or the kid, would likely force you to abort the kid anyway, and is generally just a bad person.

Here's my scenario, You're in a relationship, you love each other to death, you accidentally get pregnant and feel you're not ready to have a kid, but at the same time you know your SO is against abortion outside of life and death circumstances and if you tell him the relationship is very likely to fall apart.

With all this in mind, do you feel it's better to tell him that you plan to get an abortion? Or keep him completely in the dark?