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"Abortion: Delta force" January 22, 2005, Vol. 20, No. 3
Abortion: Delta force
COVER STORY | By Lynn Vincent
Mississippi pro-life activists' success in fighting abortion shows not only can some battles be won at the state level—but it can be done with broad bipartisan support More >>
 Features
Collision course
| by Bob Jones
Coalition of libertarian and social conservatives increasingly strained
Good vibrations
| by Arsenio Orteza
Jeffrey Foskett has been in—but not of—the rock 'n' roll world
Leading by example
| by Susan Olasky
How an ordinary, compassionate couple helped build adoption-friendly church
Let the voting begin
| by Mindy Belz
Iraqis have reason to be hopeful as they head to the polls
Small government, strong families
| by The Editors
Why libertarians should support family values?
Tsunami's victims
| by Lynn Vincent
Trafficking storm orphans on the rise; U.S. halts adoptions from regions
Demented defense
| by Mindy Belz
Graner guilty verdicts over Abu Ghraib; will take more to repair the damage
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Culture Beat
In Good Company | by Andrew Coffin
The latest film by Paul Weitz doesn't register thematically
Million Dollar Baby | by Andrew Coffin
A movie about boxing couldn't generate this kind of attention, could it?
Nanny 911, Supernanny | by Gene Edward Veith
A constant theme is that children need civilizing, parents need maturity
Bestselling books | by The Editors
The top five bestselling hardback nonfiction books as of Jan. 3
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Thoughts
A tie that binds | by Joel Belz
Church-to-church aid makes relief more accountable
Tsunami atheism | by Gene Edward Veith
Disaster and mass loss of life disprove only the manmade god
Behold the man | by Andrée Seu
Birth is not a privilege to withhold from the cart-man or the carpenter
The model protest | by Marvin Olasky
Adding a dash of salt to this year's commemorations of Roe v. Wade
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