Unborn Bodies

What does it mean to value a life that hasn’t been born yet? More importantly—how do we ethically talk about bodies that don’t have a voice?

Unborn Bodies by Margaret D. Kamitsuka is not your typical academic take on reproductive ethics. It’s bold, reflective, and deeply human. Kamitsuka opens a necessary, and often uncomfortable, conversation about abortion, reproductive loss, and the theology of life—without preaching, polarizing, or sugarcoating.

Here’s the kind of truth this book delivers: 1 in 4 women in the U.S. will have an abortion by age 45, yet most public and religious conversations still treat it as taboo. That silence causes harm. This book pushes through it.

Kamitsuka brings together theology, feminism, and real-world experience to offer a compassionate and nuanced perspective. She doesn’t just ask what’s “right” or “wrong.” She asks: What does it mean to be responsible? To care? To grieve? To choose?

Whether you're religious or not, pro-choice or still figuring it out—this book offers something valuable: a space to reflect, not react. It’s thoughtful, grounded, and respectful of the emotional and moral weight behind reproductive decisions.

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This isn’t light reading. But it is essential reading. If you’re ready to think more deeply, Unborn Bodies will challenge, stretch, and move you.

Download your copy today on Bookdio. Learn. Reflect. Grow.