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In the spring of 2022, Justice Samuel Alito wrote the most politically polarizing judicial opinion of his entire career. The issue was abortion, a subject that had long divided the Supreme Court.
Read →Abortion abolitionists have introduced bills in many states to prosecute women for abortion, but no prosecution bill passed a committee or reached a legislative house floor this year. These efforts overlook law, history, tradition, and law enforcement experience before Roe v.
Read →The UK Parliament voted 286 to 270 to defeat the assisted dying bill last week. Alicia Edmund, head of policy for the Evangelical Alliance in the UK, had spent two years briefing evangelicals on the issue before the vote.
Read →When Vice President JD Vance took the stage at the March for Life earlier this year, he told the crowd that those wanting to build a “culture of life” should know they “have an ally in the White House.” As proof, he touted pro-family policies the administration has supported, from Trump Accounts for newborns to Read more... The post Is the President Pro-Life, or Just Pro-Baby? appeared first on Christianity Today .
Read →Blake sat on the bed, a king-size mattress. His pregnant fiancée sat next to him, angry. Blake—I’m using pseudonyms in this article to protect privacy—wanted the baby. She wanted an abortion. Their budget was tight. She already had a kid, making him a soon-to-be stepfather. For Blake at age 23, the idea of having a Read more... The post New Research: How Do Men Choose to Choose Life? appeared first on Christianity Today .
Read →Earlier this summer, CT started running an occasional feature on reader responses. Here’s a new installment. The Pro-Life Movement’s Widening Division The pro-life abolitionist approach risks repeating the trajectory of the 2010 Tea Party movement’s: initial energy and primary successes followed by electoral losses, internal GOP divisions, and diminished policy impact. Both movements prioritize ideological absolutism over Read more... The post Should Elon Musk ‘Make Like Zacchaeus’? appeared first on Christianity Today .
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