Crosswalk Weblog Weekly: Gambling With Abortion: America's Seared Conscience, November 18, 2004

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Weblog Weekly  Thursday, November 18, 2004 Welcome to the Weblog Weekly, a free newsletter from Crosswalk.com, the world's largest Christian website. We honor your privacy and time. If this newsletter no longer meets your needs, please use the unsubscribe link at the bottom of this newsletter and you will be removed immediately. Sponsored by: CBD Christmas Shop Find the love of your life today. Free 2004 Gold Guide! Affordable Biblical Healthcare Christians are being persecuted NOW! Member Sites ChristianJobs.com Crosswalk.com Oneplace.com Crossguide.com Crosscards.com SermonSearch.com  Featured Weblog Gambling With Abortion: America's Seared Conscience Albert Mohler As "partial-birth abortion" emerged into America's consciousness, an Oregon woman named Jenny Westberg made a series of simple pen-and-ink drawings of the procedure. Those pictures--striking in their simplicity and devastating in their clarity--would change the trajectory of America's abortion debate. Read the full weblog here  Featured Weblog Kinsey's Legacy of Lies Tony Beam Leave it to Hollywood to take the life story of the man who fired the first shot of the sexual revolution and elevate him to folk hero status. Read the full weblog here  Featured Weblog The Pastors Retreat Ray Pritchard Being restless and waiting and willing is a good place to be, not just for pastors but for all of us. Read the full weblog here  Newsletter Spotlight Albert Mohler Crosswalk Commentary Daily - Thoughts and commentary on news and culture. If this link is not clickable, simply cut and paste it into you browser address bar and hit enter. Sign up here  Featured Weblog What's in the water in New Jersey? Kevin McCullough Terrible, terrible things happening in the Garden State... Read the full weblog here  Featured Weblog Moses in Reverse--The Real Yasser Arafat Albert Mohler The leadership legacy of Yasser Arafat? He stoked his people's resentment and thus left them ill-prepared for the realities of negotiation, state building, and political accountability. Read the full weblog here  More Weblogs  Send an Ecard Send this Card Send this Card Send this Card If you enjoyed this newsletter, forward it on to a friend. If this message was forwarded to you from a friend, signup for you own subscription here.

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