Abortion Ancient & Modern Part Two (Clip)

"I congratulate you warmly on this production, well balanced and full of interesting history. Well worth screening outside classrooms too"
Lord David Steel, Architect of the 1967 Abortion Act

"Just what I need for my GCSE classes: a historical overview, changes in British legislation and a balanced presentation of both sides of the argument - Perfect!"
Fran Aldcroft, Head of Religious Studies, Lancaster Girls' Grammar School

"A brilliant resource. All three films are extremely thought provoking and the material is presented in a sensitive manner. Throughout the entire DVD there are many opportunities for discussion". - Sarah Hopkins, Bishop Hedley Catholic High School

"These films are of an exceptionally high standard. They are well-researched and highly suitable for discussion groups. Complete with teachers' notes makes this an invaluable resource for any teacher. Highly recommended. A must for any English Language School."
Tina Hollingsworth, MA, PGCE
Westminster College, Tarragona

"Very insightful and challenging - really good."
Beth Aston, A Level RS Student

Ethics Online (www.ethicsonline.net) offers three films specifically designed to assist teachers in delivering dynamic lessons on the historical, ethical, legal, and religious dimensions of the abortion debate.

While advances in medical technology have given us a window on the womb as never before they also raise critical ethical questions about personhood, viability, selective abortion, and embryology. This film also examines the Pro-Life and Pro-Choice positions and key concepts such as potentiality and personhood.
(Running Time: 15 Minutes)

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