The Abortion category examines the sanctity of human life through the teachings of the Orthodox Christian Church and the broader moral, cultural, and political issues surrounding abortion in contemporary society. Articles explore Orthodox bioethics, the dignity of unborn life, contraception, medical ethics, family, repentance, and the challenges modern Christians face in a culture increasingly shaped by secular values. Drawing on Holy Scripture, the Church Fathers, and the historic tradition of the Orthodox Church, this collection also addresses related topics such as healthcare, public policy, technology, and the culture war, encouraging readers to approach these issues with theological depth, compassion, and fidelity to the Gospel. Whether considering ethical questions, contemporary controversies, or the Church’s pastoral witness, these articles present an Orthodox Christian perspective on the protection of human life from conception to natural death.