Culture Wars in New York State: Ongoing Political Resistance by Religious Groups to the Family Health Care Decisions Act

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Christian Bioethics 8 (1):9-24 (2002)
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Jack Freer, Stephen Wear; Culture Wars in New York State: Ongoing Political Resistance by Religious Groups to the Family Health Care Decisions Act, Christian bi.

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