Reevaluating Moral Accountability in Abortion Debates

This chapter explores the nuanced topic of moral culpability for women in relation to abortion, challenging the traditional notions of exempting women from moral responsibility. It discusses varying degrees of culpability, drawing parallels to legal distinctions and delving into contrasting views within conservative evangelicalism. The conversation extends to explore the societal perceptions and lack of support faced by women who have had abortions.