The pro‐life paradox, as I call it, begins with a single claim endorsed by many American
Christians: infants and young children are innocent in the sight of God because they cannot …

CASES AND DECISIONS ometime, let us say, in the middle of the eighth century, perhaps in
Ireland, a young woman went to speak to a local priest S because her conscience was …

Christianity and Life examines the issues of Contraception, Abortion, and IVF from the
Catholic Church s perspective, and clearly and thoroughly explains the Church s reasons for …

Is abortion ethical? The answer to this question is often obscured by rhetoric, slogans, and
politics. And the media message on abortion is often of little help. When the typical American …

As a non-dogmatic religion, paganism is a spiritualty that is variously interpreted in terms of
nature worship, this-worldliness, the valuing of the physical, and multiple understandings of …

In the midst of extreme and dualistic religio-political debates regarding women's sexual
wellness and abortion, one begins to wonder what a new theo-ethical approach might look …

A Conrad cartoon'depicts the abortion debate: a woman in silhouette shoulders a button that
says “choice”; in the woman's womb is a fetus holding a button that reads “choice.” The …

In a familistic context, where children are highly valued and desired, facing infertility
presents a particularly difficult challenge. Evangelical Christians bring together a familistic …

The question of" life" is The Question of the 20th century. Race and poverty are dimensions
of the life question, but discussions about abortion have brought the issue into focus in a …