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America Beat Roe. So Why Are Abortions Still Rising?
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19:33Now PlayingDr. Ben Carson reflects on the sanctity of life, the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the rise of chemical abortions, and why the fight for life is far from over.
Drawing on his experience as a pediatric neurosurgeon who operated on babies in the womb, Dr. Carson explains why every human life has value from the moment of conception — and why Christians are being called to courage in a culture increasingly hostile to that truth.
Joined by Reverend Clark Chilton and Reverend Dr. Ken Lyon of Wesley Memorial Church in High Point, North Carolina, this powerful conversation explores faith, compassion, prayer, adoption, foster care, crisis pregnancy centers, and the responsibility believers have to protect the vulnerable.
This is not just a political issue. It is a spiritual issue, a cultural issue, and a human issue.
In this episode:
• Why Roe v. Wade did not end the fight for life
• The rise of chemical abortions in America
• Why silence is no longer an option
• How Christians should respond with courage and compassion
• The importance of adoption, foster care, and crisis pregnancy centers
• Why every life matters in the eyes of God
If you believe faith, family, freedom, and life still matter, subscribe to Common Sense with Dr. Ben Carson for conversations that challenge the culture and inspire courage.
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