One of the reasons that the abortion debate in the United States has historically been vehement, ugly, and impossible to resolve is that people on both sides of the issue have refused to acknowledge that there are compelling arguments favoring both the traditional pro-choice and pro-life positions. ...

The 1972 passage of Roe v. Wade has made abortion the greatest moralflashpoint in the United States today. For abortion supporters, the issueis often framed as a question of women's rights and privacy. Thisargument, however, ignores the reality that abortion aE" particularly late-term of p...

The 1972 passage of Roe v. Wade has made abortion the greatest moralflashpoint in the United States today. For abortion supporters, the issueis often framed as a question of women's rights and privacy. Thisargument, however, ignores the reality that abortion aE" particularly late-term of p...

The 1972 passage of Roe v. Wade has made abortion the greatest moralflashpoint in the United States today. For abortion supporters, the issueis often framed as a question of women's rights and privacy. Thisargument, however, ignores the reality that abortion aE" particularly late-term of p...