Is Donald Trump still pro-life?
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“A bill in Congress gives the president a chance to protect women and reassure abortion opponents who voted for him.” - World
As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
“A bill in Congress gives the president a chance to protect women and reassure abortion opponents who voted for him.” - World
“The report was based on the REDI Monitor, a benchmark assessment that tracks religious inclusion at Fortune 500 companies. It gave businesses an average score of 4.2 for 2025 — up from 3.6 in 2024 and 2.1 in 2023.” - RNS
“Some have doubted the much-discussed Bible Society research which found the number of people regularly attending church is now increasing. But Dr Rhiannon McAleer says the study is sound, and a quiet revival really is taking place.” - Premier Christianity
“Popular Christian apologist Wesley Huff went viral [last] week for his explanation of the Gospel to a group of comedians on an influential podcast.” - CPost
“The scientific consensus is that life begins at conception, so what’s the problem with banning abortion?” - Breakpoint
“Gen Z’s priorities are clear: Being happy tops the list (65%), followed by financial stability (53%) and having good mental and emotional health (49%)….Nearly one in three (28%) reports always feeling lonely ….Two in five Gen Z (39%) say they frequently feel anxiety” - RNS
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“Although politicians may squabble about particular tariffs, the leading figures of both parties have rejected free trade for neo-mercantilist policies…. If protectionism causes such disaster, why does it remain so popular?” - L&L
“Those who ‘never’ use the Bible comprise the highest share of respondents in the Netherlands (64%), followed by France (63%), Australia (59%), the U.K. (56%), Canada (55%) and New Zealand (54%). Just 46% of respondents in Italy said they “never” use the Bible compared to 33% in the U.S.” - CPost
“Americans who say most people can be trusted are twice as likely to say the federal government can be trusted most of the time (22% vs. 11%). However, there is no consensus on whether declines in institutional trust lead to declines in social trust, or vice versa.” - Pew
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