This post, under the same title, has been edited and moved to 5 May, 2017. It now follows a post on primary sources on abortion from Judaism, the Graeco-Roman era, and early Christianity.
Abortion, Culture, and the Church: Moving from Questions of Viability to Concerns for Vulnerability
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After the Woke University, Then What?: Lessons from the Azanian Project in Southern Africa
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