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Forgivness is a wonderful gift for Christians to offer a world without it. __________ Join us at the 2027 Colson Center National Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina. Register at .
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The ethics of organ donation are complicated as it is. __________ Register for our event at Colorado Christian University at .
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Thank God for young people who demonstrate the kind of courage we can admire and emulate. __________ For more resources visit
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If secularists hope to engage religion, especially a reemerging Islam, they must get the historical facts straight. __________ Register for our Colson Fellows informational webinar today at .
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How Christians should think about Tuesday’s election. Google insists that AI needs to be in the classroom. And Colorado is discriminating against Christians again. Segment 1 – The Midterm Election Segment 2 – Religious Discrimination in Colorado Segment 3 – AI in Schools
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What happened Tuesday night is neither cause for hope nor despair. __________ Register for our Colson Fellows informational webinar today at .
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Many spiritual crises could be avoided if Christians recovered the biblical and historic doctrine of “common grace.” __________ For more resources visit
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The transforming power of Christianity enables us to not only know what is right but to do it—to be virtuous. ___________ Join us at the 2027 Colson Center National Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina. Register at .
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AI can answer a question, but because it’s not a person, it can’t answer people. __________ Register for our event at Colorado Christian University at .
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Congrats, Ernie Johnson. And thanks for the great example. __________ Partner with thousands of others in supporting The Colson Center by visiting .
info_outlineThis summer the U.S. Supreme Court could overturn Roe v. Wade in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Part of what the justices will have to consider is a legal principle called stare decisis, which means respecting precedent.
If the High Court wants to respect Roe, especially its deep ideological and legal flaws, it should take into account why Roe was decided the way it was.
Since then, the pro-abortion movement has insisted that abortion is a “women’s rights” issue. But in 1973, many Americans, especially elites, believed a now-debunked theory that the world was headed for catastrophe due to over-population. The Supreme Court justices themselves noted in the official majority opinion in Roe v. Wade that this concern, in part, motivated their decision to legalize abortion.
In the Dobbs case, the justices should consider that this part of the legal precedent is a debunked and harmful theory, and therefore should see abortion for what it truly is: an unconstitutional evil.