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[…] “the God-given dignity of every human being,” while a group of evangelical women is seeking a more centrist Kennedy successor who will help mitigate the culture wars. As those debates over […]

[…] 18, 2018: Last week a rising chorus of leading Evangelical women called America to stop the Senate from rushing to confirm a replacement for Justice Anthony Kennedy […]

[…] week, Freedom Road (a justice-oriented consulting group) released a statement calling for a “pause” on the culture war. Occasioned by the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to […]

[…] engaged in the Call to Pause. To review all 35 statements, visit Freedom Road’s full summary here and […]

[…] Press Release: Evangelical Women Hit Pause on Culture War • FreedomRoad.us — Read on freedomroad.us/2018/07/evangelical-women-culture-war/ […]

[…] ‘This Call to Pause’ is urging all Evangelical women to demand that retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy be replaced with a moderate independent Justice, call the Senate switchboard: 1-(202) -224-3121 (Source: https://religionnews.com/2018/07/10/call-to-pause-evangelical-women-hit-pause-on-the-culture-war/ Original story: https://freedomroad.us/2018/07/evangelical-women-culture-war/) […]

[…] One month ago, evangelical women “hit pause” on the culture wars. […]

[…] it seemed, was staking a claim on evangelicalism, and she wasn’t alone. Last August, a press release proclaimed that “evangelical women” had “hit pause” on the culture wars. Just who were […]

[…] it seemed, was staking a claim on evangelicalism, and she wasn’t alone. Last August, a press release proclaimed that “evangelical women” had “hit pause” on the culture wars. Just who were […]

barbara yandell

I appreciate the many fine sentiments of this movement…However, one must conclude that the decline of traditional marriage and or committed relationship are a huge part of the rise in abortion. Sex outside of marriage and outside of committed relationship is the primary cause in my opinion. And yes, poverty may factor in somewhat but the its a vicious cycle because pregnancy among teens contributes to poverty and mitigates against marriage. Why are there so few voices mentoring teen boys and girls to wait…have we given up and given in. Lets attack this on all fronts!

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