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Elements in Christian Doctrine

A Theology of Becoming

Body, Blood, Birth, and Sacrament

Tina (University of Roehampton) Beattie

A Theology of Becoming

Elements in Christian Doctrine

A Theology of Becoming

Body, Blood, Birth, and Sacrament

Elements in Christian Doctrine: A Theology of Becoming

 

Modern theological approaches to birth focus on ethical questions of contraception and abortion. In the Catholic tradition, this has been influenced by Mary's virginal conception of Christ. This Element considers the challenges posed by maternal life about pregnancy, childbirth, and the relationship between a woman and her newborn child.

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Beschrijving Elements in Christian Doctrine: A Theology of Becoming

Modern theological approaches to birth focus on ethical questions of contraception and abortion. In the Catholic tradition, this has been influenced by Mary's virginal conception of Christ. This Element considers the challenges posed by maternal life about pregnancy, childbirth, and the relationship between a woman and her newborn child.

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