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Objective: To verify whether professionals for whom religion is very important have the same behavior when confronted with an unwanted pregnancy than those who do not give great relevance to religion. Method: Secondary analysis of the data collected in four different surveys among gynecologists-obstetricians, judges and legal prosecutors. Results: Among respondents who do not give great relevance to religion, the percentage who help their partners to abort or aborted their own unwanted pregnancy was always lower than the percentage in favor of more liberal laws. The opposite was observed among respondents for whom religion is very important; the percentage of them who help their partners to terminate an unwanted pregnancy or aborted their own unwanted pregnancy was always higher (in a single case the same) than the percentage who expressed a liberal opinion on the abortion law, in all the four surveys. Conclusion: Professionals who give great relevance to religion are in practice more liberal on abortion than the opinion they give in the abstract, which is the opposite of the behavior of those who do not give great relevance to religion. *Correspondence to: Anibal Faundes, Rua Vital Brasil 200, P.O. Box 6181 Cidade Universitária, 13.084-971 Campinas, State of São Paulo, Brazil, Tel. +55 19 3289 2856, Fax. +55 19 3289 2440, E-mail: afaundes@uol.com.br

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The relation between opinion and behavior related to abortion among Brazilian Professionals for whom religion is very important, is different than among all other groups