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13. A lot of clergy supported Roe

Fri Oct 31, 2014, 10:54 PM

Oct 2014

They didn't want to see the women they counseled wind up dead.

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It Wasn�t Abortion That Formed the Religious Right. It Was Support for Segregation. [View all] KamaAina Oct 2014 OP

True shenmue Oct 2014 #1

Not true--at least not of Catholics Wella Oct 2014 #11

Catholics play a tiny role, if any, in the religious right KamaAina Oct 2014 #15

Catholics play a large role in the pro-life movement Wella Nov 2014 #16

True, but soon, abortion will be all they have. MH1 Oct 2014 #3

AMEN!!! nt kelliekat44 Oct 2014 #4

It was this set of books gollygee Oct 2014 #6

k&r. Thanks for posting. nm rhett o rick Oct 2014 #7

Amen. DeSwiss Oct 2014 #8

mark to read tomorrow rurallib Oct 2014 #9

But the segregationists total disregard for women and their rights Bortman33 Oct 2014 #10

The whole reason most Southern whites left the Democratic Party LuvNewcastle Oct 2014 #12

A lot of clergy supported Roe loyalsister Oct 2014 #13

Race, not abortion. SheilaT Oct 2014 #14

heck, the Baptists had a wholesale coup MisterP Nov 2014 #17

and on August 3, 1980 in Philadelphia, MS Rancid Ronnie officially brought Youdontwantthetruth Nov 2014 #18

K and R greatlaurel Nov 2014 #19

Yup, see here: JaneyVee Nov 2014 #20