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When Roe v. Wade was overturned last Friday, I issued a Daily Article Special Edition discussing what happens next in the states. Today, let’s focus on what should happen next for pro-life Christians.

With patient instruction, moral courage, generous hearts, care for women in crisis, and a little political resolve, the worst effects of Roe can be mitigated and the lives of many unborn Americans can be saved.

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The big, big question remains: do I believe that we can truly have different convictions if we have the same Holy Spirit of God residing within us? 

Even among those who have reached a conclusion about abortion, there remains an openness to be persuaded of a different view.

So, what now? How should faithful Christians respond now that Roe versus Wade has been reversed?

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) recently called pro-life supporters "Neanderthals" as she signed a legislative package to protect "abortion and reproductive rights for all."

An overwhelming majority of Americans believe unborn babies have rights and should be protected, according to a new survey that also shows a slight majority believe abortion ends the life of a human being.

Several senators are calling on Google's CEO Sundar Pichai to limit the search results of pro-life pregnancy centers for users seeking abortion services.

Kids deserve better books than the ones currently being written for them. Too many children’s books today are activist books, not really written to kids (and certainly not for them) but for grown-ups who want to be the kind of parents who would give this kind of book to their kids. I must admit, however, that I recently received an “activist” kid book that I really like, and so does my kid. Here is what you should know about the children's book Pro-Life Kids.

Pro-life activists and organizations are rallying behind a fundraiser for a teen mother who gave birth to twins but told the Washington Post she had considered an abortion.