There is a long tradition of religious support for reproductive rights on moral and religious
grounds. The views of the denominations and religious organizations comprising the …

Often the loudest voices in the debate over abortion are those who consider themselves pro-
life (and therefore opposed to abortion) because of their religious beliefs, yet, importantly …

The substantive due process right to abortion is gone. But other parts of the Constitution may
also protect women's right to control their bodies and live as equals in the United States …

The legitimacy of enacting, validating, interpreting, applying, or enforcing legally binding
regulations on the basis of religious considerations (“religious lawmaking”) has been …

Religion is a common theme in the abortion dialogue. Much of the religious rhetoric focuses
on religious objections to abortion, but there is another side of this discourse. Abortion is not …

Govenor Casey's remarks are a clear and forceful statement of the strong feelings against
legalized abortion in America. 1 A person committed to choice regarding abortion is tempted …

The conventional way of analyzing abortion and religion presumes that abortion rights are
the normative baseline grounded in constitutionalism, rationality, scientific fact, and non …

For nearly five decades, Roe v. Wade 1 was treated as the law of the land. During that
period, the Supreme Court mistakenly read the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process …

At an event held in Louisville, Kentucky's First Unitarian Church to commemorate the
anniversary of Roe v. Wade, 1 Reverend Millie Horning Peters, a retired United Methodist …

The debate surrounding women's access to reproductive care has once again been thrust
into the national spotlight in the wake of the Supreme Court's 2014 decision in Burwell v …