The Seamless Garment Reconfigured
Frankovich, Nicholas, The Human Life Review
Hawks and social conservatives in the United States find themselves in a delicate coalition that will either solidify or disperse. Can it survive Giuliani and his campaign for the Republican nomination for president? He says he's against terrorism and abortion and would fight the former but tolerate the latter. None of us engaged in this conversation are at risk anymore of being aborted, and so some pragmatic conservatives favor Giuliani for what they see as his commitment to common sense.
You have probably already discovered one distinct advantage of supporting abortion rights if you have loved ones who have had an abortion. It's just easier. Betray your qualms about the practice …
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Publication information:
Article title: The Seamless Garment Reconfigured.
Contributors: Frankovich, Nicholas - Author.
Magazine title: The Human Life Review.
Volume: 33.
Issue: 3
Publication date: Summer 2007.
Page number: 99+.
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