Dear Jane
Scott BakerThis podcast brings together pro-life leaders and individuals of all stripes to have meaningful conversations about the issue of life. How do we tackle the massive injustice of abortion while keeping the abortion-minded woman at the forefront of our considerations? How do we hold heartbreak, anger, and compassion close to our hearts to minister to everyone impacted by abortion? How do we work with... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyNewsNews CommentarySociety & Culture | |||
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If the 14th Amendment protects personhood, then why is abortion legal in some states? Josh Craddock sits down with us to explain the history of the 14th Amendment and how constitutional personhood is the next logical step for the rights of unborn chi... more
Today we sit down with Mark Lee Dickson, Founder of Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn. Mark is best known for leading 67 cities and seven counties across the United States in the passing of enforceable ordinances outlawing abortion within their city li... more
Victim imagery has been used across a variety of social reform movements with stunning effectiveness. But can the same be said for imagery of aborted children? Today we sit down with Trevor Polo, a Pro-Life Strategist from Protect Life Michigan. Trev... more
Today we sit down with John Bockman to talk relationships. In 2020, John and Dr. Stuart Derbyshire published an article in the BMJ’s Journal of Medical Ethics asserting the fetal pain experience. Dr. Derbyshire had written against the existence of fe... more
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- God bless y’all and I mean that
But you’re lying to yourself about abortion access. These terrible “pro-life” laws are hurting women who want to have their children!!! Women who need abortions are mainly taking care of that in the privacy of their own homes. Please wake up because we need all good hearts to be smart. Cease the nutbag law fare and elect politicians who will vote for things that help us strengthen families!
Apple Podcasts1Janice Fahy
United States7 months ago
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