Multiple factors contribute to child abuse / Lesa Bethea
Poverty is the leading cause of child abuse / National Coalition for Child Protection Reform
Substance-abusing parents are more likely to abuse their children / Joseph A. Califano Jr.
Children with disabilities are at greater risk for abuse / American Academy of Pediatrics
Sexualizing children may encourage child sexual abuse / Julie Hudash
Globalization fosters child sexual abuse / Ron O'Grady
The Catholic Church's response to child sexual abuse is adequate / Stephen J. Rossetti
The Catholic Church's response to child sexual abuse is inadequate / Thomas P. Doyle
The Catholic Church must institute a zero-tolerance policy for child sexual abuse / David McGrath
Zero tolerance of child sexual abuse could lead to further abuse / National Catholic Reporter
The Catholic Church should ban homosexuals from the priesthood / Tom Barrett
The Catholic Church should reevaluate its celibacy requirement for priests / Eugene Cullen Kennedy
Factors other than celibacy and homosexuality foster child sexual abuse by priests / Joseph J. Guido
Community notification laws protect children from child molesters / Suzanne D. DiNubile
Community notification laws are unjust / Robert E. Freeman-Longo
Expanding police powers will protect children from sexual exploitation on the Internet / Louis J. Freeh
Expanding police powers is unnecessary to combat child sexual exploitation on the Internet / Philip Jenkins
Computer-generated child pornography should be banned / Paul M. Rodriguez
Laws against computer-generated child pornography are unneccessary and unfair / Wendy Kaminer
Family preservation programs are more effective than foster care / National Coalition for Child Protection Reform
Family preservation programs put children at risk / Susan Orr
Policies encouraging adoption should be strengthened / Elizabeth Bartholet
Policies encouraging adoption are often unfair / Dara Colwell
Disciplinary spanking should be banned / Nadine Block
Disciplinary spanking is not child abuse / Okey Chigbo.