Is Roe v. Wade so entrenched that abortion will always be a part of America?
CRAWFORD: No. We know that with God all things are possible. The possibility of overturning the Roe v. Wade decision rendered 30 years ago is better now than ever, especially if President Bush is successful in making pro-life appointments to the Supreme Court. ROBINSON: Roe v. Wade could very well become history. Even the original Jane Roe (Norma McCorvey) is now speaking the good news of Jesus and speaking out against the issue of abortion. BOSTON: We have put ourselves in the place where we feel we can individually determine the value of each unborn life. We have lost a great deal of ground in public policy and opinion with regard to the life of an unborn child. President Bush and members of Congress fought for the personhood label for unborn fetuses. Giving personhood to a fetus is a step in the right direction — the protection of all unborn babies. PE: Do you think more or fewer Christian churches are involved in the pro-life movement today? Why? CRAWFORD: The level of involvement
