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Gary Cherone, lead singer of the band, went on to form another band called Tribe of Judah, an unabashedly Christian band with a philosophical, introspective message.   

Gary Cherone, lead singer of the band, went on to form another band called Tribe of Judah, an unabashedly Christian band with a philosophical, introspective message.   

Cherone is pro-life and is somewhat famous for challenging Eddie Vedder on the stance of "Abortion on Demand". Cherone does draw the line when the child is dying in the womb and the abortion would cause less impact to the mother or if the mother herself faces serious health risks, stating that he feels this is a fair balance of the mother's rights to live versus. the baby's rights to live.

Cherone is pro-life and is somewhat famous for challenging Eddie Vedder on the stance of "Abortion on Demand". Cherone does draw the line when the child is dying in the womb and the abortion would cause less impact to the mother or if the mother herself faces serious health risks, stating that he feels this is a fair balance of the mother's rights to live versus the baby's rights to live.

==External Links==

==External Links==

*[http://www.christianitytoday.com/music/glimpses/2003/exitelvis.html| Tribe of Judah Review]

*[http://www.christianitytoday.com/music/glimpses/2003/exitelvis.html| Tribe of Judah Review]

*[http://vox-nova.com/2007/06/20/letter-to-eddie-vedder-by-gary-cherone/ Cherone's Open letter to Eddie Veder, challenging Vedder's pro-choice position]

*[http://vox-nova.com/2007/06/20/letter-to-eddie-vedder-by-gary-cherone/ Cherone's Open letter to Eddie Veder, challenging Vedder's pro-choice position]