Abortion positions

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Q. Is there any other church besides the Roman Catholic Church that opposes abortion under all circumstances? Read every word to understand the answer.
A. Yes, while the Roman Catholic Church has an official stance of prohibiting abortion under all circumstances, other religious groups, such as the Southern Baptist Convention, also oppose abortion and forbid it in virtually all cases, though with an exception to save the mother's life. Additionally, other branches of Christianity and some other faiths have varying stances on abortion, with some prohibiting it entirely and others permitting it under specific circumstances or with exceptions. 

Christian Denominations

• Southern Baptist Convention: While opposing abortion, they allow it in cases where the mother's life is in danger.
• Evangelicalism and Eastern Orthodoxy: These branches of Christianity generally condemn abortion under almost all circumstances, though specific stances may vary within these groups. 
• Mormons: This group is among the denominations that historically oppose abortion.*

Other Religions and Groups

• Islam: Some Islamic leaders and followers believe abortion is never permitted, while many allow it to save the mother's life. 
• Judaism: The Orthodox stream, with its strict interpretation of Jewish law (halacha), prohibits abortion but views the fetus as a "prehuman" life and places great value on the mother's life and well-being. 
• Jehovah's Witnesses: This group is listed among those who are generally against abortion. 

The Salvation Army
AI did not include. It believes that termination can occur only when (copied from the International HQ website):

• Carrying the pregnancy further seriously threatens the life of the mother; or
• Reliable diagnostic procedures have identified a foetal abnormality considered incompatible with survival for more than a very brief post natal period.
• ​In addition, rape and incest are brutal acts of dominance violating women physically and emotionally. This situation represents a special case for the consideration of termination as the violation may be compounded by the continuation of the pregnancy.

​*Mormons recognize exceptions:

• When the mother's life is in serious jeopardy; rape; incest 
• Severe fetal defects that will not allow the baby to survive

The answer is no.