Biotechnology and the Human Person: How Contraception Has Altered Our Relationships with Ourselves and God
The Davenant Institute, Studies in Protestant Irenics (working title)
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The Davenant Institute, Studies in Protestant Irenics (working title)
In Reframing Sexuality: An Evangelical Theology of the Body for the Pressing Issues of Today (B&H Academic)
Edited by John Stonestreet and Sean McDowell, with a foreword by Carl Trueman.
The Anglican Bioethics Center (Anglicans For Life)
A Scripture-grounded bioethics resource for pastors, church leaders, and congregants. Contributors include Brad Littlejohn, C. Ben Mitchell, Donna Harrison, and Emma Waters.
Her letter appears among the responses on the Times’ letters page. The link opens the page scrolled to her letter in most modern browsers (the Times may require a subscription).
With Aaron Kheriaty, Eric Kniffin, Jamie Bryan Hall, and Rachel N. Morrison.
Our instinctive discomfort reveals something about the unnaturalness of these procedures.
Duke’s Boozer twins show what IVF can do for the living, but the lives of the lost are routinely forgotten.
New data reveals the Biden abortion policy hurts women, so why is Trump promoting it?
On restorative reproductive medicine, femtech, and the purpose of medicine.
The rising anti-birth control push isn’t because of misinformation.
The vice president and second lady lead by example in expecting a fourth child.
Co-authored; published on the day of the March for Life.
Her son has a genetic disorder. She was pressured to do IVF.
Why do medical associations oppose a fertility treatment that is more effective than IVF?
On modern cultural shifts surrounding sex, relationships, and ethics.
“A confused society cannot coalesce upon what a ‘fact’ even is, much less a vision of the common good.”
A theological look at the moral and social implications of birth control.
Christian anthropology, sexuality, and contemporary culture.
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