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“Thou shall not murder.” The Fifth Commandment forms the bedrock of evangelical reflection on the sanctity of life. Evangelicals have been at the forefront of fights ...
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Speaking Out
How Shall We Now Grieve Abortion?
After Roe v. Wade is overturned, we must find new ways to turn our mourning into action.
Clarissa Moll|
Public Theology
How to Lose the Abortion Debate While Winning It
Christian cultural influence only lasts when it’s backed up by the moral credibility of the church.
Russell Moore|
Português
La filtración del caso Roe contra Wade pone de manifiesto la crisis de credibilidad de EE. UU.
El aborto y la pérdida de confianza en las instituciones son dos partes del mismo problema.
Russell Moore|
English
Public Theology
The Roe Leak Spotlights America’s Crisis of Credibility
Abortion and the lost trust in institutions are two parts of the same problem.
Russell Moore|
español
Book Review
Meet the Pro-Life Activist Who Narrowly Escaped Being Aborted Herself
How Claire Culwell’s life changed when she discovered the shocking truth about her biological mother.
Ericka Andersen|
Blog Forum | Jesus Creed
Weekly Meanderings, 31 October 2020
Our weekly selection of links across the web.
Scot McKnight|
The Lesser Kingdom
Death Can Still Sting
By fighting to save physical lives, the church imitates Christ.
Bonnie Kristian|
Book Review
Pro-Lifers: Remember This Phrase from Pope Francis
Whatever our differences with Catholic social teaching, we should echo his opposition to “throwaway culture.”
Daniel Darling|
Theology
Oh, the Places We’ll Stay
In a world that promises liberation from the limits of place, we are called to be rooted disciples.
Ashley Hales|
Book Review
Walker Percy: The Hopeful Dystopian
The novelist’s darkly satirical lessons remain stubbornly relevant, no matter the news cycle.
Daniel Ritchie|
Book Review
A Dying Child and a Living Hope
How prayer and friendship helped an expecting mother through a devastating fetal diagnosis.
Aaron D. Cobb|
Christian Life
Can You Hear Me Now?
In an age when most are rushing to have their say, Christians can love by giving others a hearing.
Nathan Betts|
Book Review
Is Your Notion of Human Dignity Too Narrow?
Why “life issues” aren’t the only issues that pivot on what it means to bear God’s image.
Jeffrey Brauch|
Speaking Out
Almost No One in the US Believes in a ‘Consistent Ethic of Life’
Pope Francis’ critique of President Trump would apply to 96 percent of Americans, surveys suggest.
Ryan P. Burge|
Editorial
Andy Crouch: Stop Engaging 'The Culture,' Because It Doesn't Exist
We should spend more time loving our flesh-and-blood neighbor.
Andy Crouch|
Culture Wars
When the Abortion Doctor I Protested Was Killed by a Sniper
The shaken conscience of a pro-life activist.
Karen Swallow Prior|
list
These 6 Books Give Me Hope for a Pro-Life Future
Leading pro-life advocate Charmaine Yoest chooses readings that affirm the value of life.
Charmaine Yoest|
Life Ethics
Assisted Suicide and Real Death with Dignity
Advocates say that choosing when we die is a fundamental right. My late husband thought otherwise.
Kim Kuo|
From Her.meneutics
The Feminist Fight Against Abortion
Hearing from the progressive and pro-woman Christians siding with life.
Kate Shellnutt|
Book Review
Chen Guangcheng, the Voice of China's Voiceless
The 'Blind Lawyer' recounts his fight against Communism's corruptions.
Melanie Kirkpatrick|

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