Abortion and the Christian Tradition: A Pro-Choice Theological Ethic - eBook

Margaret Kamitsukais the Francis W. and Lydia L. Davis Professor Emeritus of Religion at Oberlin College. She currently serves as editor for the Academy Series of the American Academy of Religion, which works with Oxford University Press to publish newly defended dissertations.

"This book bravely charts new territory for contemplating the complexity of questions at the heart of reproductive justice." – Women in Theology

"This book accomplishes many things, but its fundamental significance lies in who it includes: women. Within its pages are the voices of pro-life and pro-choice scholars, many of them women; feminist and womanist ethicists, medieval mystics; May, mother God; and vitally, Christian women who have had abortions." -Theology and Sexuality

"Throughout the book, Kamitsuka offers a constructive, compassionate third way that fully respects the moral agency of women. I recommend this book to readers who want to dig deeply into the philosophical, doctrinal and theological discussion of women's reproductive decisions and come out with a robust theoretical framework for affirming women and supporting their moral authority."
—Presbyterian Outlook