[greenyes] PS: Peter Anderson's Epiphany, or "Can't we all just get along and fight Perchlorate together?"

["DONNAWAY Jay" <Donnaway.Jay@no.address>]

DOH!  That was an interesting slip of the keyboard; you will see from
the link that the book is titled "Having Faith" (Faith being the baby's
name, as the book is not religious by any stretch.)
-Jay
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Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 19:57:14 -0800
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From: "DONNAWAY Jay" <Donnaway.Jay@no.address>
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Congratulations to Peter, for realizing that people who defend the
unborn are also quite inclined to protect other vulnerable lifeforms and
the environments in which they live, be that womb or wilderness.  For
anyone who finds this a foreign concept, I'd highly recommend Sandra
Steingraber's book "Finding Faith", which details an ecologist's journey
into motherhood, and artfully blends the two vocations. Though the
author's politics are far left of center, this tome is quite popular in
pro-life circles and related organizations, such as the La Leche League
(which is home to many advocates for a safe environment that can argue
circles around the average granola protester, without resorting to
circular logic).=20
http://www.steingraber.com/01books/having_faith/01hfbody1.html
http://www.lalecheleague.org/

-Jay Donnaway=20

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