“By intertwining her own surrogacy experience with decades of research, Kao presents a rigorous yet accessible text that not only informs the reader about the logistics, laws, and practices of surrogacy, but also serves as a model for doing Christian ethics….

With great care and nuance, Kao diligently attends to all sides of various debates surrounding surrogacy from a Christian feminist perspective….This book will be a welcome addition to courses on sexual ethics, bioethics, and Christian ethics, providing an exceptional analysis of a highly contested subject. “

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