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News
The Uncertain Future of Pro-Life Democrats
Mixed results in the 2018 midterms leave questions on partisan strategy over abortion.
Kate Shellnutt|
Editorial
Abortion Is Wrong. That's Not Why Roe v. Wade Is Wrong.
A better case for overturning a bad Supreme Court precedent.
Matt Reynolds|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
One-on-One with Daniel Darling on ‘The Dignity Revolution’
What does it look like to reclaim God's rich vision of humanity in a world that is increasingly asking what it means to be human?
Ed Stetzer|
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|
News
Trump’s Supreme Court Pick Is Brett Kavanaugh, Another Religious Liberty Defender
GOP establishment darling and Court of Appeals judge nominated to fill outgoing Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s critical seat.
Griffin Paul Jackson |
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Stopping Government Overreach: SCOTUS Rules Against California and for the Free Speech of Pro-Life Alternatives
One of the central rights of the constitution is freedom of expression, particularly as it relates to religion.
Ed Stetzer|
Supreme Court
California Can’t Force Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers to Promote Abortion
Clinics’ free speech rights trump an “unduly burdensome” state disclosure requirement.
Kate Shellnutt|
Violence Against Women Begins in the Womb
Why female feticide threatens the social order.
Elaine Storkey|
Speaking Out
Two Marches for Lives
What I saw at two very different protests of violence against children.
Andrew Unger|
News
Free Speech and Abortion Collide: Supreme Court Hears One of Its Biggest Cases of 2018
Pregnancy clinics are a crucial force in the pro-life movement, and the center of the argument before the justices today.
Kate Shellnutt|
How Poetry Might Change the Pro-Life Debate
The moral imagination of literature speaks volumes.
Karen Swallow Prior|
News
The Year Science Took Over the Pro-Life Movement
Even the technology touted at 2018’s March for Life can divide the cause when it comes to abortion policy.
Kate Shellnutt|
News
It’s Official: Trump Turns HHS from Pro-Life Antagonist to Advocate
Department of Health and Human Services reverses Obama-era policies on Planned Parenthood funding.
Kate Shellnutt|
Are Pro-Life and Pro-Choice Women Any Closer to Finding Common Ground?
A year after the first Women’s March, politics continue to splinter the women’s movement.
Kate Shellnutt|
CT Women’s Top 10 Articles of 2017: Kay Warren, Joni Eareckson Tada, and More
Readers rank the best posts of the year.
The editors|
Waiting Outside an Abortion Clinic Years Ago Was Worth It
The mother of an almost-aborted baby reached out with this letter about her son.
Karen Swallow Prior|
Editorial
In Defense of Pro-Life ‘Hypocrisy’
Analogies between abortion and other “life issues” are shakier than we sometimes suppose.
Matt Reynolds|
News
Supreme Court Will Decide If California Pregnancy Centers Must Promote Abortion
Debate over free speech rights of pro-life clinics will finally get resolved.
Kate Shellnutt|
GOP Tax Reform Recognizes Unborn Babies as Beneficiaries
Conservative Christians respond also to proposed changes on adoption credits and pulpit politics.
Kate Shellnutt|
News
House Passes #TheyFeelPain 20-Week Abortion Ban
This time, pro-lifers have more reason to hope that fetal pain bill will become law.
Kate Shellnutt|

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