The US Supreme Court’s landmark decision to overturn Roe v Wade sparked heated debate and commentary about the rights of women and unborn children around the globe.
In an effort to promote a considered and substantial dialogue around this sensitive issue, Women’s Forum Australia has released this new publication by WFA Research Fellow Dr Emma Wood.
In this paper, originally published in CASE, Dr Megan Best discusses when human life begins.
Dr Andrew Moore reviews a book about ethics and the beginning of human life.
A policy paper from the Christian Medical and Dental Fellowship of Australia.
Dr Megan Best questions the place of routine prenatal screening of pregnancy for fetal abnormality.
This is original research study on how Christian religious beliefs affect attitudes to assisted reproductive therapies.
In March 2022, the Australian Federal parliament legalised the controversial procedure of Mitochondrial Donation, an assisted reproductive technology which allows combination of DNA from the parents and a female donor to create an embryo. Ethicentre made a submission to the 2021 Senate Inquiry which preceded the parliamentary debate.
Megan Best spoke about pregnancy screening at The Gospel Coalition conference.
Megan Best spoke on biblical connections between sexual relations and childbearing and the role of contraceptives for Christian women at The Gospel Coalition Conference.
In this video, Dr Megan Best speaks about some of the themes in her book ‘Fearfully and Wonderfully Made’.
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As we gather in the presence of God, we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we meet, paying our respect to their Elders past and present and extending that respect to any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people present with us. In his wisdom and love, our Heavenly Father gave this land to the Gadigal people of the Eora nation. On this land, they met for generations before the coming of British settlers. As we now live together on these lands, we pray that God would unite us all in a knowledge of his Son, Jesus Christ, in whom and for whom all things were created.
