Supreme Court Dismisses Abortion Pill Case and Why Islam and Christianity Are Such Different Worldviews
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The Supreme Court allows a lower court ruling to stand, keeping the abortion pill accessible despite health risks. And John and Maria talk about the conflicting worldviews of Christianity and Islam. Recommendations Segment 1 - FDA Wins at Supreme Court Segment 2 - Worldviews in Conflict (Islam and Christianity) __________ Register for the Great Lakes Symposium at .
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Supreme Court Dismisses Case About Chemical Abortion Drug Access
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Pharmacy chains to start selling the chemical abortion pill mifepristone in several states this month. __________ For more resources to live like a Christian in this cultural moment, go to .
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Justice for Jack
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Colorado baker who already won a Supreme Court case for his religious rights is being sued again.
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Is It the End of the Line for Mainlines?
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Choosing culture over Christ, Mainline Protestantism is in its last days. __________ Learn more about the Colson Fellows program at .
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Dads Can’t Be Moms
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The need for a mom and dad is baked into our human condition.
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It’s True: You Can’t Outgive God
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How we give reflects the heart of God and His Son. __________ To make a gift to the Colson Center, visit .
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Music Sings of a Creator
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The beauty of music reflects the One who made us.
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Make June Fidelity Month
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Remembering essential allegiances this month instead of depraved ones. __________ To learn more about Fidelity Month, visit .
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Is the Rise of Religious “Nones” Over?
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Trends show less waffling, more commitment to faith.
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Why “Identity in Christ” Isn’t Enough Anymore
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Counter to a self-first culture, Christians must hold fast to creational realities found in Holy Scripture. __________ Find more resources to live like a Christian in this cultural moment at .
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