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Is Abortion Safer than Childbirth? Part 3 of 3

Posted on December 21, 2019 by intelligentchristianfaith

Abortion-choice advocates often say, “Abortion is safe.” They believe it’s safe for the mother and some even say it’s safer than childbirth. In this three-part series we address each of these questions: (1) Is abortion safe? (2) Is abortion safe … Continue reading →

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Is Abortion Safe for the Mother? Part 2 of 3.

Posted on December 17, 2019 by intelligentchristianfaith

Abortion-choice advocates often say, “Abortion is safe.” They believe it’s safe for the mother and some even say it’s safer than childbirth. In this three-part series we address each of these questions: (1) Is abortion safe? (2) Is abortion safe … Continue reading →

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Is Abortion Safe? Part 1 of 3.

Posted on December 13, 2019 by intelligentchristianfaith

Abortion-choice advocates often say, “Abortion is safe.” They believe it’s safe for the mother and some even say it’s safer than childbirth. In this three-part series, we address each of these questions: (1) Is abortion safe? (2) Is abortion safe … Continue reading →

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Abortion vs. Sacrificial Living

Posted on June 11, 2019 by intelligentchristianfaith

Does having a child mean your life is over? In this devotional message from Dr. John Ferrer we see how pro-life Christians can counteract abortion-choice culture with the knowledge that sacrificial living is the only way to TRULY live.  *** … Continue reading →

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59 Reasons Why Men Need To Speak Out About Abortion

Posted on October 15, 2018 by intelligentchristianfaith

If you are a pro-life man, like me, then you’ve heard a hundred times that men need to shut up about abortion. Apparently, we men have no right to talk about abortion unless, perhaps, we’re voicing pro-choice solidarity. #girlpower Why … Continue reading →

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The Coathanger Argument

Posted on January 25, 2017 by intelligentchristianfaith

What is the “Coathanger Argument”?[1] One of the commonly spouted, earnestly supported, eagerly shouted arguments for the pro-choice position is the coathanger argument. Heavy laden with emotion, and with at least some evidential support, this argument is one of the … Continue reading →

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Guide for Discussing Abortion – Central College Students for Life – 9.8.2016

Posted on September 9, 2016 by intelligentchristianfaith

Hey gang, I just could not get the discussion guide printed despite wrestling with printers at home and at the office. So, I’m making it available online. Discussion Guide – Central College Students for Life – 9.8.2016 Sincerely, John

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What is it that’s being aborted?

Posted on April 19, 2016 by intelligentchristianfaith

Introduction Is it a fetus? Is it a baby? Is it a person, a child, or perhaps a human being? In the ethics debates over abortion, the status of the aborted individual is no small matter. If that entity is a rights-bearing … Continue reading →

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Research Notes on Abortion

Posted on October 16, 2015 by intelligentchristianfaith

For those of you who attended my talk at the NCCA (2015), here are PDF’s of the (1) Complete Notes, (2) Prolife Arguments, and (3) Prochoice Objections. Handout.Complete Notes: The Case Against Abortion Handout.30 Prolife Arguments Handout.Prochoice.Objections

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If Men could get pregnant . . .

Posted on October 2, 2015 by intelligentchristianfaith

One of the arguments common in the abortion debate is a thought experiment about male pregnancy. The theorized scenario goes something like this: If men could get pregnant, then [insert prochoice outcome, like . . .] birth-control would be given … Continue reading →

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