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...life is not held sacred by a society, on what basis can that society function? If we are allowed to destroy lie because of our "commitment" to ourselves, how can own lives have any essential value? The future of our society rests in us; we cannot exterminate these unborn people because they inconvenience us. Kathleen Carroll...
...Even the unborn are participants in the "funeral games," the author's euphemism for the power struggles that began with Alexander's first death rattles. The events of the book cover four decades and include 45 "Principal Persons" whom the author lists and identifies in a handy program preceding the action. The first strong move is made by Perdikkas, who becomes No. 2 man in the empire after the death of Hephaistion. He was figuratively and literally Alexander's comrade-in-arms. Not of the blood, Perdikkas seeks to rule as regent until Alexander...
...told the senators, however, that the proposed amendment would place an unfair burden on pregnant women "to dedicate their bodies, their futures and sometimes their very lives to the survival of the unborn...
...wrong," he says, settling the question. "My friends say they agree with me on everything except abortion," Helms admits. "Some have gone as far as to say they doubt they can support me. If I have to come on home on the principle of the rights of the unborn, then I'll come on home...
...Therefore, even if a woman has been drinking heavily early in pregnancy, she has a better chance of having a healthier baby if she stops. This is not a recommendation to drink early in pregnancy. Women who diminish their drinking by midway improve their health and that of their unborn child...