Abortion Raises Moral And Spiritual Questions Over

The Right Of An Individual To Conduct Intimate Relationships In The Intimacy Of His Or Her Own Home Seems To Me To Be The Heart Of The Constitutions Protection Of Privacy.

From This Day Forward, I No Longer Shall Tinker With The Machinery Of Death. ... I Fell Morally And Intellectually Obligated Simply To Concede That The Death Penalty Experiment Has Failed.

I Cannot See Any Of These Death Penalty Cases Where There Hasn't Been A Violation On The Ground Of Either Poverty Or Race. If We Can Ever Get That Straightened Out, It Will Help. But, Of Course, The Real Answer To It Is To Do Away With The Death Penalty.

The Mixing Of Government And Religion Can Be A Threat To Free Government, Even If No One Is Forced To Participate.... When The Government Puts Its Imprimatur On A Particular Religion, It Conveys A Message Of Exclusion To All Those Who Do Not Adhere To The Favored Beliefs. A Government Cannot Be Premised On The Belief That All Persons Are Created Equal When It Asserts That God Prefers Some.

The Right To Privacy... Is Broad Enough To Encompass A Woman's Decision Whether Or Not To Terminate Her Pregnancy.