Some Anglican Churches have adopted permissive acceptance of abortion while
expressing the hope it will be rare. This presumes competition between the welfare of the …

James K. Fitzpatrick's" A Pro-Life loss of Nerve?"(FT, December 2000) identifies and
addresses a weakness in the pro-life position: the apparent gap between what pro-lifers say …

Modern secular bioethics has focused on developing a set of universal principles to guide
clinical decision making. However, this ignores the important role of religion in resolving …

In 1973 the Supreme Court decision in the landmark Roe v. Wade case overturned laws
prohibiting abortion in America. Forty years later, the struggle to protect the sanctity of …

This call to rethink major religious traditions on key topics of family planning provides a
fresh, underreported side of these traditions. Written in a lively, engaging, and skilled style …

Bioethics, Law, and Human Life Issues: A Catholic Perspective on Marriage, Family,
Contraception, Abortion, Reproductive Technology, and Death and Dying draws on the …

Moral Case for Abortion is an attempt to rehabilitate abortion, as an idea and a practice, from
the ethical, philosophical gutter. It is, in the author's words, an “assault on the moral high …

The authors of the three essays featured in this focus challenge assumptions that are central
to the official Catholic teachings on sexual ethics. Elizabeth Antus and Megan McCabe do …

The current abortion conversation is disordered by a justification framework rooted in
patriarchal and misogynist assumptions about women, pregnancy, childbearing, and …

On the question whether the Anglican Communion/The Episcopal Church has a theology of
abortion, an important factor overlooked. It is the relationship between theology and law as …