Barry as Delphic Oracle

Also in this issue: the full text of the now-famous anti-abortion speech by Pennsylvania Gov. Robert P. Casey (you’ll find out what “Fighting Bob” was not permitted to tell the Democrats’ convention in New York), the moving personal story of an “infertile” young wife, Columnist William Murchison on “Single Mothers by Choice”—even the transcript of Bill Buckley’s Firing Line show with Derek Humphry. Every issue of the Human Life Review brings you an unusual mix of fresh, original articles, not only by regular contributors like Joseph Sobran, Faith Abbott and Maria McFadden, but also from new young writers who have something to say about abortion and the other “life issues” it covers. The Review also reprints excerpts from important new books, plus articles you may have missed in other publications both here and abroad—in the previous (Spring) issue we re-ran a piece by the late great Malcolm Muggeridge (who was for many years our Editor-at-Large). Called “Medical Progress and the Soul,” it first ran back in 1985, but is more timely today than ever—the prophetic “St. Mugg” foresaw the rush to provide “spare” human body parts! (He also slips in a marvellous description of his good friend Mother Teresa of Calcutta in action—you’ll love it.)

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W. H. von Dreele

Also in this issue: the full text of the now-famous anti-abortion speech by Pennsylvania Gov. Robert P. Casey (you’ll find out what “Fighting Bob” was not permitted to tell the Democrats’ convention in New York), the moving personal story of an “infertile” young wife, Columnist William Murchison on “Single Mothers by Choice”—even the transcript of Bill Buckley’s Firing Line show with Derek Humphry. Every issue of the Human Life Review brings you an unusual mix of fresh, original articles, not only by regular contributors like Joseph Sobran, Faith Abbott and Maria McFadden, but also from new young writers who have something to say about abortion and the other “life issues” it covers. The Review also reprints excerpts from important new books, plus articles you may have missed in other publications both here and abroad—in the previous (Spring) issue we re-ran a piece by the late great Malcolm Muggeridge (who was for many years our Editor-at-Large). Called “Medical Progress and the Soul,” it first ran back in 1985, but is more timely today than ever—the prophetic “St. Mugg” foresaw the rush to provide “spare” human body parts! (He also slips in a marvellous description of his good friend Mother Teresa of Calcutta in action—you’ll love it.)

the human life review