Morality of Abortion and Theological Dilemmas

This chapter explores the philosophical and ethical dimensions of abortion, debating whether it constitutes murder while considering the implications of knowledge and ignorance in moral discourse. It challenges modern interpretations of when life begins and critiques political correctness, emphasizing the necessity for objective truths in moral matters. Additionally, the chapter navigates the complexities of open theism, contrasting it with classical theism to address theological questions about God's nature and human free will.