Pagan vs. Christian in the Schiavo Case

March 24th, 2005 | 1 min read

One of the issues at the heart of the debate is the battle for the inherent sanctity of life. Americans are now asking themselves: is a life of suffering worth listening? The fact that we are now asking this question reveals the battle between Pagan and Christian ideals: paganism is back.

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