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BREAKING NEWS: Attorney General Yost Encourages 6th Circuit to Let Schools Open in Lucas County
Standing for Religious Freedom: Attorney General Yost Files Brief in Support of Christian Schools TOLEDO—Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has filed a brief with the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in support of three Christian Schools and Citizens for Community Values’...
Filed: Emergency Appeal to get Toledo’s Kids Back in School
CCV Files Emergency Appeal in Lawsuit Over Toledo-Lucas County Health Board Closing Schools COLUMBUS—On Friday of last week, Citizens for Community Values, Monclova Christian Academy, St. John's Jesuit High School & Academy, and Emmanuel Christian School filed an...
BREAKING NEWS: DeWine Signs CCV-Backed Bill Protecting Free Speech on Campus
Governor DeWine Signs CCV-Backed Bill to Protect Free Speech on Campus Statement from CCV President Aaron Baer COLUMBUS – Governor Mike DeWine has signed the CCV-Backed SB 40, the Forming Open and Robust University Minds Act. The following statement is from CCV...
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Three of the most common objections to the pro-life position are…
Abortion is a woman's private choice.
Even if a fetus is human, it's not a person.
And, if you ban abortion, women will be forced to get dangerous, back-alley abortions that are medically unsafe.
What would you say?
These arguments are known as the “privacy” objection, the “personhood” objection, and the “back-alley” objection. Often, abortion advocates will rattle them off all together, making their case seem strong. It’s not.
The next time these objections come up in conversation, here are three things to remember:
(1) Claiming that abortion is a woman's private choice ignores the status of the unborn.
(2) Claiming that a fetus is human but not a person is an assertion, not an argument, and it undermines human equality.
(3) "The back-alley” objection,” is based on a lie, that it assumes the unborn are not human, and that it is demeaning to women.
WATCH: www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVOEx6L8TBM&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=WhatWouldYouSay
BreakPoint Colson Center
Choice, Personhood, and Back-Alley Abortions: Common Objections to the Pro-Life Position
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Three of the most common objections to the pro-life position are... Abortion is a woman's private choice. Even if a fetus is human, it's not a person. And, if ..."A total of 45 abortion facilities closed or halted abortions nationwide in 2020, leaving one state without an active abortion facility, according to a survey conducted by Operation Rescue.
Missouri has become the first Abortion-Free State — at least in practice for now."
Report shows 45 abortion facilities closed in 2020, plus 1 abortion-free state
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Operation Rescue surveys every abortion facility annually. Here are the results for 2020.Follow Us on Twitter
PSA:
embryo
fetus
infant
toddler
adolescent
teen
adult
each of these terms refers to a being at a specific stage of life. a human in any of these stages is still human.
saying “it’s not a human being, it’s a fetus” makes as much sense as “it’s not a human being, it’s an adult”
3 objections to the pro-life position are…
Abortion is a woman's private choice.
Even if a fetus is human, it's not a person.
If you ban abortion, women will be forced to get back-alley abortions.
What would you say? WATCH: https://t.co/6LlrBr73kk @BreakPointCC @ColsonCenter
45 abortion facilities closed or halted abortions nationwide in 2020, while Missouri has become the first abortion-free state—at least in practice for now.
https://t.co/MqysSauYQi
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As Ohio’s Family Policy Council, Citizens for Community Values seeks the good of our neighbors throughout Ohio by advocating for public policy that reflects the truth of the Gospel.
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Human life is protected from its very beginning to its natural end.
Marriages and families are strengthened and supported by public policy, not attacked or weakened.
Religious freedom is affirmed and protected, free from government interference.