eBook Real Choices: A New Approach Offering Help and Hope Instead of Abortion ePub

She contributes to many magazines, including Christianity Today, where she was formerly a columnist.

She contributes to many magazines, including Christianity Today, where she was formerly a columnist. A popular speaker and writer, she lives in Linthicum, Maryland, where her husband, Fr. Gregory Mathewes-Green, is pastor of Holy Cross Church.

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Real Choices Frederica Mathewes-Green Multnomah Books, 1994 ISBN . Mathewes-Green’s findings confirm that most abortions are the result of flawed or failed relationships.

Real Choices Frederica Mathewes-Green Multnomah Books, 1994 ISBN 0-88070-678-3. Between each group discussion, Mathewes-Green includes chapters devoted to her own reflections on various issues such as the break down of gender relations and male responsibility, sexual license and pregnancy prevention, the role of crisis pregnancy centers as surrogate fathers, pregnant teens and their parents, adoption, career and schooling paths for single mothers, and the issue of family caps in welfare reform. These chapters are not a complete treatment of any of these topics.

Both sides in the debate agree that abortion is a miserable choice  . Sadly, Mathewes-Green has yet to discuss these issues and has instead made the somewhat backwards argument that the main reason women seek abortions is because of the breakdown of the nuclear family and not being married. On page 41 she writes "the ideal cure for the problems of pregnancy is a husband".

The book Real Choices gives an inside look at the reasons women make the tragic decision for abortion-as described by women who themselves chose abortion. Frederica Mathewes-Green. Conciliar Press, 1997 - 211 pagini. The book goes on to explore how pro-life supporters can help both mother and child by ministering to women in their need with. Today, pro-life supporters across the country are realizing that it is time to move past the polarization of "women's rights" versus "unborn children's rights" to find practical solutions for both mother and baby.

Frederica Matthewes-Green travels the country to give a voice to those women who have had abortions. In doing so she brings to light what the real issues surrounding this debate are and how we can help those in terrible situations

Frederica Matthewes-Green travels the country to give a voice to those women who have had abortions. In doing so she brings to light what the real issues surrounding this debate are and how we can help those in terrible situations. This book will be eye opening to those on the pro-life side as well as the pro-choice side. It rejects the talking points both sides use and gets to the real stories of those that were pressured into having an abortion and how both sides can be doing a lot more to help them

In this book, Matthewes-Green offers a clear-eyed perspective on abortion without resorting to the acrimony or. .

In this book, Matthewes-Green offers a clear-eyed perspective on abortion without resorting to the acrimony or emotionalism that so often clouds this issue. Rather than glossing over the reasons why women have abortions in the first place and launching directly into moralisms, she instead presents the stories of real women who chose abortion and takes a hard look at the considerable problems they and other women face. Matthewes-Green is a born consensus-builder, a rare individual who manages to bring together disparate voices and help them see perspectives beyond their own. Voices like hers are highly welcome in the ongoing debate over this terribly difficult subject.

Frederica Mathewes-Green cuts through the Gordian knot of pro-life/pro-choice rhetoric with a new, down-to-earth perspective: instead of pitting the baby's rights against the mother's, why not look for ways to help them both?

Tired of the deadlock of abortion rhetoric? Read about real, life-affirming choices we all can support. Real Choices Listening to Women; Looking For Alternatives to Abortion. Frederica Mathewes-Green cuts through the Gordian knot of pro-life/pro-choice rhetoric with a new, down-to-earth perspective: instead of pitting the baby's rights against the mother's, why not look for ways to help them both? Real Choices is a drink of fresh, peaceful water in a desert of polarization and hostility.

Real statistics in this country should also include chemical abortions and abortions made by women of reproductive age working abroad. A country project: valuing the gift of life and supporting women in pregnancy crisis

Real statistics in this country should also include chemical abortions and abortions made by women of reproductive age working abroad. A country project: valuing the gift of life and supporting women in pregnancy crisis.