I’m a pro-life Christian, but here’s why I’m not rejoicing over Roe v Wade
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Megan Cornwell2022-06-27T13:32:00
Not all Christians are overjoyed at last week’s US Supreme Court ruling on abortion. Here’s why Megan Cornwell is still concerned
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