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5. Christian Science Board of Directors. The Christian Science Standard of Healing. Boston,
MA: CS Publishing Society. 1958
6. Simpson WF. Comparative longevity in a college cohort of Christian Scientists. JAMA.
1989 262:1657-1658
7. Prince v Massachusetts, 321 U.S. 158(1944)
8. Code of Federal Regulations, Title 45, Section 1340.1-2(b)(1)
9. Monopoli P. Allocating the costs of parental free exercise: striking a new balance
between sincere religious beliefs and a child‘s right to medical treatment. Pepperdine
Law Rev. 1991 18:319-352
10. Rosato JL. Putting square pegs in a round hole: procedural due process and the effect of
faith healing exemptions on the prosecution of faith healing parents. Univ San Francisco
Law Rev. 1994 29:43-119
11. American Academy of pediatrics Committee on Bioethics. Religious exemptions from
child abuse statutes. Pediatrics. 1988 81:169-171
12. Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Outbreak of measles among Christian
Science students – Missouri and Illinois. MMWR. 1994 43:463-465
13. Etkind P, Lett SM, Macdonald PD, Silva E, Peppe J. Pertussis outbreaks in groups
claiming religious exemptions to vaccinations. Am J Dis Child. 1992 146:173-196
14. Rodgers DV, Gindler JS, Atkinson WL, Markowitz LE. High attack rates and case fatality
during a measles outbreak in groups with religious exemption to vaccination. Pediatr
Infect Dis J. 1993 12:288-292
15. Wilson GE. Christina Science and longevity. J. Forensic Sci. 1965 1:43-60
16. Spence C, Danielson TS, Kaunitz AM. The Faith Assembly: a study of perinatal and
maternal mortality. Indiana med. 1984 77:180-183
17. CDC. Rocky Mountain spotted fever – United States, 1983. MMWR. 1984. 33:188-190
18. Steinhorn SC. Improved survival among children with acute leukemia diagnosed in the
1970s. Cancer Treat Rep. 1984 68(7-8): 953-958
19. Swan R. Children, medicine, religion, and the law. Adv pediatr. 1997 44:491-543
20. American Prosecutors Research Institute. Legislation Providing a Religious Defense to
Criminal Child Abuse and neglect. Alexandria, VA: American Prosecutors Research
Institute. 1992
21. Dwyer JD. The children we abandon: religious exemptions to child welfare and education
laws as denials of equal protection to children of religious objectors. N C Law Rev. 1996
74:1321-1478
22. Spence C, Danielson TS. The Faith Assembly: a follow-up study of faith healing and
mortality. Indiana Med. 1987 80:238-240
23. Fulton JD. Letters to the press, with editors‘ endnote. The Christian Science Sentinel.
1979 81:2127-2128
24. Wilson BR. Sects and Society: a Sociological Study of the Elim Tabernacle, Christian
Science, and Christadelphians. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press 1961:193
25. Christian Science Committee on Publication for Arizona. Legal Rights and Obligations of
Christian Scientists in Arizona. Scottsdale, AZ: Christian Science Committee on
Publication for Arizona. 1986 5-6, 16-17, and foreword unnumbered
26. Justice Lawrence Shubow‘s Report on Inquest Relating to the Death of Robyn Twitchell,
Suffolk County, Massachusetts, District Court, 18 December 1987 17, 26-28
27. People v Lybarger, 700 P.2d 910 (Colo. 1985), appeal after remand, 790 P.2d 885 (Colo.
App. 1989), rev. by Lyberger v People, 807 P.2d 570 (Colo. 1991)
28. American Academy of Pediatrics, Committee on Bioethics. Religious objections to
medical care. Pediatrics. 1997 99:279-281
29. American Medical Association House of Delegates Resolution H-60.961. Chicago, IL.
1991
30. National District Attorneys Association. Official Policy Position. Exemptions From Child
Abuse Prosecution. Alexandria, VA. National District Attorneys Association. 1991
5. Christian Science Board of Directors. The Christian Science Standard of Healing. Boston,
MA: CS Publishing Society. 1958
6. Simpson WF. Comparative longevity in a college cohort of Christian Scientists. JAMA.
1989 262:1657-1658
7. Prince v Massachusetts, 321 U.S. 158(1944)
8. Code of Federal Regulations, Title 45, Section 1340.1-2(b)(1)
9. Monopoli P. Allocating the costs of parental free exercise: striking a new balance
between sincere religious beliefs and a child‘s right to medical treatment. Pepperdine
Law Rev. 1991 18:319-352
10. Rosato JL. Putting square pegs in a round hole: procedural due process and the effect of
faith healing exemptions on the prosecution of faith healing parents. Univ San Francisco
Law Rev. 1994 29:43-119
11. American Academy of pediatrics Committee on Bioethics. Religious exemptions from
child abuse statutes. Pediatrics. 1988 81:169-171
12. Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Outbreak of measles among Christian
Science students – Missouri and Illinois. MMWR. 1994 43:463-465
13. Etkind P, Lett SM, Macdonald PD, Silva E, Peppe J. Pertussis outbreaks in groups
claiming religious exemptions to vaccinations. Am J Dis Child. 1992 146:173-196
14. Rodgers DV, Gindler JS, Atkinson WL, Markowitz LE. High attack rates and case fatality
during a measles outbreak in groups with religious exemption to vaccination. Pediatr
Infect Dis J. 1993 12:288-292
15. Wilson GE. Christina Science and longevity. J. Forensic Sci. 1965 1:43-60
16. Spence C, Danielson TS, Kaunitz AM. The Faith Assembly: a study of perinatal and
maternal mortality. Indiana med. 1984 77:180-183
17. CDC. Rocky Mountain spotted fever – United States, 1983. MMWR. 1984. 33:188-190
18. Steinhorn SC. Improved survival among children with acute leukemia diagnosed in the
1970s. Cancer Treat Rep. 1984 68(7-8): 953-958
19. Swan R. Children, medicine, religion, and the law. Adv pediatr. 1997 44:491-543
20. American Prosecutors Research Institute. Legislation Providing a Religious Defense to
Criminal Child Abuse and neglect. Alexandria, VA: American Prosecutors Research
Institute. 1992
21. Dwyer JD. The children we abandon: religious exemptions to child welfare and education
laws as denials of equal protection to children of religious objectors. N C Law Rev. 1996
74:1321-1478
22. Spence C, Danielson TS. The Faith Assembly: a follow-up study of faith healing and
mortality. Indiana Med. 1987 80:238-240
23. Fulton JD. Letters to the press, with editors‘ endnote. The Christian Science Sentinel.
1979 81:2127-2128
24. Wilson BR. Sects and Society: a Sociological Study of the Elim Tabernacle, Christian
Science, and Christadelphians. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press 1961:193
25. Christian Science Committee on Publication for Arizona. Legal Rights and Obligations of
Christian Scientists in Arizona. Scottsdale, AZ: Christian Science Committee on
Publication for Arizona. 1986 5-6, 16-17, and foreword unnumbered
26. Justice Lawrence Shubow‘s Report on Inquest Relating to the Death of Robyn Twitchell,
Suffolk County, Massachusetts, District Court, 18 December 1987 17, 26-28
27. People v Lybarger, 700 P.2d 910 (Colo. 1985), appeal after remand, 790 P.2d 885 (Colo.
App. 1989), rev. by Lyberger v People, 807 P.2d 570 (Colo. 1991)
28. American Academy of Pediatrics, Committee on Bioethics. Religious objections to
medical care. Pediatrics. 1997 99:279-281
29. American Medical Association House of Delegates Resolution H-60.961. Chicago, IL.
1991
30. National District Attorneys Association. Official Policy Position. Exemptions From Child
Abuse Prosecution. Alexandria, VA. National District Attorneys Association. 1991
