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Abortion: Philosophical and Theological Considerations

Abortion: Philosophical and Theological Considerations

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  • Allan R. Bevere

This paper is motivated by the appearance of two rather recent books on the issue of abortion, both written by Christians who disagree on the subject. The first, takes a pro-abortion position. The second takes an anti-abortion position. This paper offers some reflections on abortion, enlivened by these two Christian and yet very different sources. The author talks about politics and abortion, human rights and life as gift from God.

Source: Ashland Theological Journal, 1996. 12 pages.

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