Call the Midwife usually helps us see God in all of life. But the writers got it wrong on abortion
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Jennie Pollock2021-05-31T21:52:00
Call the Midwife never shies away from the big issues, says Jennie Pollock. But in this case, does the Christian viewpoint have to look like the less compassionate option?
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