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In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
- Frozen Embryos Are the New Orphan CrisisMore than a million unused IVF embryos are in cryostorage. Are they the next pro-life frontier?Kara Bettis Carvalho|
- Life Begins Before the WombAmid IVF dilemmas and frozen embryos, we have new chances to affirm a pro-life ethic.Courtney Reissig|
- The Overlooked Ethics of ReproductionWhy don't Christians see IVF and surrogacy as moral issues?Jennifer Lahl, guest writer|
- Bearing Life in a Broken World: A Review of 'No Easy Choice'Strengthened by her own story, Ellen Painter Dollar's book explores the ethical dimensions of reproductive technology.Amy Julia Becker|
- How Much Do Our Stories Matter?Christian theology makes clear both the limits and the necessity of stories for meaningful moral discourse.Ellen Painter Dollar|
- Three Stories About Reproductive TechnologyA heartbroken mother, an infertile couple, and a novelist's characters reveal the emotional tales behind technological reproduction.Ellen Painter Dollar|
- A Woman, Not a 'Gestational Carrier'How the global infertility industry reduces women to profitable body parts.Jennifer Lahl, guest blogger|
- Troubled by the Twiblings?Melanie Thernstrom's 'NYT Magazine' article about her unconventional method of having children left me unsettled—but not for the reasons you think.Ellen Painter Dollar|
- Abortion Case: Womb vs. EggEthical issues abound in case of British Columbia couple who wanted surrogate mom to terminate pregnancy after baby was found to have Down Syndrome.Amy Julia Becker|
