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Should humans always be the ‘master of their fates’ and ‘captains of their souls’?
Beginning with the Netherlands, a growing number of jurisdictions around the world now permit forms of assisted suicide
‘We are most ourselves not when we seek to direct and control our destiny, but when we recognize and admit that our life is grounded in and sustained by God’
The drive to legalise euthanasia is not based on compassion for those suffering but a concern for autonomy
“If you don’t know where you are going, it’s sometimes helpful to know where you have been…” — William Temple
What does the revolution in care for premature babies mean for the debate over abortion?
The relationship between a pregnant mother considering a termination and the doctor should be an expert-expert one
What can Scripture teach us about an authentically Christian view of abortion?
What might our ordinary human intuitions have to teach us about this difficult subject?
Examining two very different non-Christian thinkers and their views on abortion