Data from the Whose Body Is It Anyway? activity

Whose Body Is It Anyway? is here.

The activity asks people to state when abortion is morally justified. This is some of the data that's been collected to date. A couple of things to note: (a) It's a stretch too far to suggest that "morally justified" is equivalent to a position on the right to abortion (since it's entirely possible to think that abortion isn't morally justified, but that women should still have the right to abort a pregnancy if they so choose), but it'd be a bit of a sweat to change all the wording below, so bear that in mind; (b) in this context, supporting a woman's right to abortion means thinking that abortion either normally or always morally justified.

The Data

35% of the 28158 Christians who who have completed the 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' activity support the right of a woman to have an abortion.

42% of the 2220 Muslims who who have completed the 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' activity support the right of a woman to have an abortion.

84% of the 60373 people of no religion who who have completed the 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' activity support the right of a woman to have an abortion.

37% of the 10591 non-USA Christians who have completed the 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' activity support the right of a woman to have an abortion.

66% of the 45781 women who have completed the 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' activity support the right of a woman to have an abortion.

68% of the 61410 men who have completed the 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' activity support the right of a woman to have an abortion.

84% of the 23019 women without religion who have completed the 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' activity support the right of a woman to have an abortion.

84% of the 37347 men without religion who have completed the 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' activity support the right of a woman to have an abortion.

85% of the 11252 women without religion from the United States who have completed the 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' activity support the right of a woman to have an abortion.

84% of the 17097 men without religion from the United States who have completed the 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' activity support the right of a woman to have an abortion.

96% of the 28158 Christians who have completed 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' have internally conistent beliefs about the issues surrounding abortion examined in this activity.

94% of the 60373 people of no religion who have completed 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?' have internally conistent beliefs about the issues surrounding abortion examined in this activity.

26% of the 28158 Christians who have completed 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?', and who are opposed to abortion, have a stated belief about the moral legitimacy of abortion that is contrary to way they responded to the issues surrounding abortion examined in this activity.

7% of the 60373 people of no religion who have completed 'Whose Body Is It Anyway?', and who are in favour of abortion rights, have a stated belief about the moral legitimacy of abortion that is contrary to way they responded to the issues surrounding abortion examined in this activity.

Really Deep Thought

If men could get pregnant, abortion would be a sacrament.
   --Germaine Greer.


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