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Meet the Lawyer Behind Alabama’s Abortion Ban

May 24, 2019 | Collin Hansen

Eric Johnston passed the bar exam and started practicing law in 1973. The same year, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its decision in Roe v. Wade, legalizing abortion on demand. As the founder and president of Alabama Pro-Life Coalition, Johnston has spent much of his legal career fighting to end abortion in this country. Johnston helped to write the Alabama Human Life Protection Act, which makes providing abortion a felony except in cases where there is a serious risk to the…

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Compassion That Warms Satan’s Heart

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How to See Human-Trafficking Victims, Even in Your Church

May 22, 2019 | Gaye Clark

How do we launch a fight when the person we seek to help is invisible?

Bible & Theology

Putting a Theology Degree to Work in Unexpected Places

May 23, 2019 | Christine Gordon

I don’t know that Koko had ever opened a Bible, let alone studied it verse-by-verse. But as an international student desperate to pass the…

Christian Living

Dear Church Member, Your Shepherd Is Also a Sheep

May 23, 2019 | Sean DeMars

I was trying not to cry as I spoke into the receiver, but I couldn’t hold it in. The tears came, and as a…

Fred Sanders on Why You Should Believe in Jesus

May 20, 2019 | Fred Sanders

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Heresy Often Begins with Boredom

May 23, 2019 | Brett McCracken

Where does bad theology begin to go bad? Are there common origin points for heresies? In his book Bad Religion, Ross Douthat makes the compelling case that heresies often begin with attempts to neatly resolve the inherent paradoxes of the Christian faith, opting for either/or where orthodoxy is able to hold the both/and in tension:

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