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Sex customs --- Sexual ethics --- Vie sexuelle --- Morale sexuelle --- Rome --- Moral conditions. --- Conditions morales --- History --- Moral conditions --- History. --- Sex customs - Rome - History --- Sexual ethics - Rome - History --- Rome - Moral conditions

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Radio personality Laura Ingraham is fed up with the rule of the élites, and issues a call to arms--a plea to reinvigorate our birthright of liberty, to reconnect to our American heritage, to revive our commitment to traditional, conservative principles, and to grow as people by summoning our moral resolve and living our faith. Amidst these rallying cries, Ingraham reveals her battle with cancer and the surprising gifts the insidious illness bestowed upon her. She challenges people to not only take back the power, but to also give of themselves to recapture America's spirit and greatness.--From publisher description.

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Read the Authors' Op-Ed on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Sin No More offers a vivid examination of some of the most morally and politically disputed issues of our time: abortion, gay rights, assisted suicide, stem cell research, and legalized gambling. These are moral values issues, all of which are hotly, sometimes violently, contested in America. The authors cover these issues in depth, looking at the nature of efforts to initiate reforms, to define constituencies, to mobilize resources, to frame debates, and to shape public opinion—all in an effort to achieve social change, create, or re-write legislation. Of the issues under scrutiny only legalized gambling has managed to achieve widespread acceptance despite moral qualms from some.Sin No More seeks to show what these laws and attitudes tell us about Americans’ approach to law and morality, and about our changing conceptions of sin, crime and illegality. Running through each chapter is a central tension: that American attitudes and laws toward these victimless crimes are going through a process of normalization. Despite conservative rhetoric the authors argue that the tide is turning on each of these issues, with all moving toward acceptance, or decriminalization, in society. Each issue is at a different point in terms of this acceptance, and each has traveled different roads to achieve their current status.

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