"COME A LONG JOURNEY": pro-life shifts in the Protestant community / The triumph of hope / Ernest Ohlhoff. "Back to the future" / J.C. Wilke -- The polls that really count: abortion and the 1988 election / Darla St. Martin -- The myth of "pro-choice" America / Raymond Adamek -- 'Roe v. Wade': a result in search of rationale / Burke Balch -- Legislation and the courts: -- The pro-life movement in Washington, 1988 / Douglas Johnson -- The winds of change: 1988 legal developments / James Bopp -- Cutting edge issues of 1989 and beyond: -- Transplant update: babies as 'spare parts' / Leslie Bond -- RU 486: a turn for the worse for unborn babies and women / Richard Glasow -- SBC's still disguising goals, pushing abortion / Richard Glasow -- Infanticide and euthanasia: -- How protected are infants with disabilities? / Mary Nimiz -- "Insane roots and serpents teeth": death and the law in 1988 / Thomas Marzen -- To care or kill: the emerging politics of euthanasia / David N. O'Steen -- State legislation and development: -- The end of the beginning: preparing for the reveral [sic] of 'Roe v. Wade' / Jacki Regan -- State legislatures: are we ready? / Janet Carroll -- PAS remains center stage in abortion debate / Wanda Franz and Olivia Gans -- "COME A LONG JOURNEY": pro-life shifts in the Protestant community / Ernest Ohlhoff.
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