Tag Archives: pro-life

A Talk with a Partisan

Posted on October 29, 2012 by Devin Rose

Had a conversation with a friend recently. He’s on the opposite side of the spectrum from me on almost every issue. He’s also a perfectly partisan Democrat. While talking with him, he told me that: When the economy has done … Continue reading →

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Rachel Held Evans, Feminists, and Abortifacients

Posted on June 7, 2012 by Devin Rose

(This post is for future linking to when someone denies the abortifacient effect of contraception, especially Ella et. al.) A new being of species homo sapiens comes into existence at conception. The “emergency contraception” drug Ella works in multiple ways, one … Continue reading →

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Too Enlightened to be Pro-life

Posted on June 1, 2012 by Devin Rose

One time a few years ago, a Protestant minister friend of ours, not knowing our involvement in the pro-life cause, began denigrating the pro-life movement. The message was clear: pro-lifers are extremists. Abortion should be permissible, at least under “certain” … Continue reading →

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