The demise of society's understanding of the basic meaning of marriage, the challenges to

religious liberty, and the attacks on innocent human life are all interrelated.

San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordleyone talking about his presentation at the 2023

issues etc. making the case conference. A rally-ordered understanding of male female complementarity

is the basis for a healthy society, one that is conducive to human flourishing,

and also is at the heart of a Christian civilization. This is not just theory, it is

borne out by practical experience. You can meet and hear Archbishop Cordleyone making the case for

speaking the truth to power at this year's Making the Case Conference. The premier conference for

Christian Laity is Friday June 16th and Saturday June 17th at Concordia University, Chicago.

Registration is $160 and includes three males. On campus dorm options are available. You'll find a

conference schedule and you can register at issuesetc.org.

There have always been myths about abortion, misconceptions, or misinformation about abortion,

but with the passage of dobs with that Supreme Court ruling in the overturn of Roe v. Wade,

a whole new crop of abortion myths. They kind of came to life and they are repeated in the media

on a daily basis and even sometimes by people who should know better like medical professionals.

For instance, an ectopic pregnancy won't be able to be treated now that abortion has been

restricted in certain states. It's a myth. Why? Welcome back to issuesetc.org. I'm Todd Wilkin,

joining us to refute some abortion myths, Dr. Donna Harrison, board-certified obstetrician

and gynecologist. She's director of research for the American Association of Pro Life Obstetricians

and Gynecologists and Associate Scholar for the Charlotte Lozier Institute. Dr. Harrison,

welcome back. Thank you, Todd, for having me. Why do you think there are so many myths and

misconceptions popularly about abortion? Well, after dobs, after the decision that returned

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