CONTRACEPT ABORTION: The Maddi Runkles Story

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The pro-life movement is divided over the case of a pregnant high school student who violated her Christian school chastity pledge and will be barred from “walking” at her graduation ceremony. The young lady is complaining to the New York Times, the mainstream media are crucifying the school principal, and some pro-life groups are accusing the Christian school of a form of “shaming” that will lead to more abortions.

So, what’s going on here, and why isn’t every pro-life group in America supporting this Christian school’s efforts to fight the fundamental cause of abortion among teens–premarital sex? Is the pro-life movement lowering the bar on promiscuity? Plus, what is a ‘pro-life feminist’?

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