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Daily Archives: November 17, 2012
Kristin Luker’s Abortion and the Politics of Motherhood 2
In this post, I’ll talk some about Kristin Luker’s narrative about historical perceptions of abortion in her 1984 book, Abortion and the Politics of Motherhood. Luker goes back to the difference of opinion between the Pythagoreans of ancient Greece and … Continue reading
Posted in Greco-Roman, History, Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Politics
Tagged Abortion, Abortion and the Politics of Motherhood, Kristin Luker, Medical Profession, Pythagoreans, quickening, Stoics
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Psalm 103
For my weekly quiet time this week, I will blog about Psalm 103. I have two items. 1. Psalm 103 talks a lot about God’s forgiveness and mercy. The Psalmist appears to have Exodus 33:12-34:7 in mind. In Exodus 33:12-23, … Continue reading
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