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Ties that Bind
One of the things that might most astonish a pre-ancient man or woman who visited our era-something at least as shocking as the automobile,...
Human Life Review, 07/01/06 by Fielding, Ellen Wilson · More from publication -
Filling the "Long Spaces of Loneliness"
THE STORY OF ROSE HAWTHORNE LATHROP She was a descendant of two prominent New England families-Puritans who fled to America in search of religious...
Word Among Us, 08/01/04 by Fielding, Ellen Wilson · More from publication -
Hard Cases, Easy Cases
A small crowd gathered out by the office reception area, where Kelly sat with her seven-month-old little girl Michelle, just collected from the...
Human Life Review, 07/01/04 by Fielding, Ellen Wilson · More from publication -
Variety, the Spice of (Church) Life
Five Books to Help Meet Unique Needs of a United People One of the desires closest to St. Paul's heart was that the infant Christian communities he...
Word Among Us, 02/01/04 by Fielding, Ellen Wilson · More from publication -
Breeding contempt
The day after Christmas 2002, news stories broke about a crazed French-American sect that claimed to have produced the first cloned human being....
Human Life Review, 07/01/03 by Fielding, Ellen Wilson · More from publication -
When "right" collide
On the morning of September 11, 2001, a group of Islamic terrorists seized control of four planes carrying the usual assortment of men, women, and...
Human Life Review, 10/01/01 by Fielding, Ellen Wilson · More from publication -
Introduction
AS THE HUMAN LIFE REVIEW'S SECOND MILLENNIUM of publication opens, an avowedly pro-life president occupies the White House. Sworn into office two...
Human Life Review, 01/01/01 by Fielding, Ellen Wilson · More from publication -
STORIES THAT INSPIRE.(Biblical stories)
YOU START OUT WITH THE ESSENTIAL STORIES, THE ONES THAT REACH TO THE HEART OF THINGS. For my young children, this meant first of all Bible...
American Enterprise, The, 09/01/00 by FIELDING, ELLEN WILSON · More from publication -
Who's in charge?
I'm in charge here," Secretary of State Alexander Haig famously rushed to say when President Reagan was temporarily laid low by John Hinckley's...
Human Life Review, 10/01/99 by Fielding, Ellen Wilson · More from publication -
"Honey, I shrunk the president"
I was twelve years old in 1968, the great bleeding year of that decade. My mother and father subscribed to Life and Look magazines, and my mind...
Human Life Review, 04/01/99 by Fielding, Ellen Wilson · More from publication
