Patricia Beattie Jung ll around the world people of good will are deeply divided about
abortion, and talk ast each other. We will move beyond this alemate only if we examine what …

This essay seeks to formulate a structure by which people might more profitably discuss
abortion. This structure is tied to a conception of both personal worldview and a practical …

My role here is to be an example of how one pro-choice advocate wrestles morally with the
issue of abortion. My perspective on this issue is that of a feminist liberation theologian …

What happens when two intelligent and highly informed fictional college students, one
strongly pro-choice and the other vigorously pro-life, are asked to put together a …

The purpose of this essay is to examine the consistency and coherence of some arguments
about abortion. Theological, philosophical, and public policy discussions of abortion are …

I, being subject to no religious dogma in this respect—I am an Anglican—cannot find it in
me, and I do not believe I ever shall find it in me, to regard the non-viable foetus in utero as a …

In 1962 the problem of abortion became a nation-wide subject of debate. Mrs. Sherri
Finkbine of Phoenix, Arizona, accidentally took thalidomide tranquilizers early in pregnancy …

Abortion as an ethical issue involves the sense in which the fetus is a person to whom one
has obligations. Beyond that, abortion involves other issues of various degrees of severity …

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 …

Abortion considerations require deep reflection on law, convention, social mores, religious
norms, family contexts, emotions, and relationships. I have three arguments. First, a liberal …