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Review: After Virtue

Andrew KaakeAugust 12, 2021Articles, Book Reviews

Review typed on a piece of paper in a typewriter

This book review of After Virtue by Alasdair MacIntyre is part of our series of reviews of books touching on the abortion debate. For more information about this series, read our introductory article, “Why Is ERI Doing Book Reviews?” Estimated reading time: 9 minutes Andrew KaakeAndrew Kaake (pronounced like “cake”) is … Read More

Review: “Prenatal Support Laws Across the United States”

Andrew KaakeMarch 11, 2021Articles, Book Reviews

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes This book review of Prenatal Child Support Across the United States, 2nd Edition by Daniel Gump is part of our series of reviews of books touching on the abortion debate. For more information about this series, read our introductory article, “Why Is ERI Doing Book … Read More

Why Is ERI Doing Book Reviews?

Andrew KaakeMarch 11, 2021Articles, Book Reviews

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes As part of our mission to equip pro-life people, we’ve decided to start doing book reviews. This is something we’ve been thinking about behind the scenes for a little bit, but we’ve come to a point now where we’re reading and rereading several pro-life books, so … Read More

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