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The Bible (ESV) expressly mentions "unborn" twice: {{bibleref|Psalm|22|31}} and {{bibleref|Psalm|78|6}}. The Bible contains many additional references to the unborn child without expressly using the term "unborn".
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'''Unborn in literature''' is an indication of how [[pro-life]] -- or [[anti-life]] -- certain literature is.  Most classical literature is searchable online and this is an easy, superb way to ascertain the views of an author on this fundamental issue.
 
'''Unborn in literature''' is an indication of how [[pro-life]] -- or [[anti-life]] -- certain literature is.  Most classical literature is searchable online and this is an easy, superb way to ascertain the views of an author on this fundamental issue.
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== Charles Dickens ==
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== Shakespeare ==
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== Bible ==
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The Bible ([[ESV]]) expressly mentions "unborn" twice: {{bibleref|Psalm|22|31}} and {{bibleref|Psalm|78|6}}.  The Bible contains many additional references to the [[unborn]] child without expressly using the term "unborn".
 
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[[category:Pro-life works]]
 
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