People are paying top dollar to go hear Jordan Peterson preach a sermon on Genesis 12.

Aaron Wren making the case for a Christian response in a negative world at this year's issues etc. Making the case conference.

I mean we should be embarrassed that people are not turning to the church.

And so I'm not saying that we should necessarily,

you know, be saying or doing everything that they can.

People reject Christianity for many reasons,

but we are not, for whatever reason, talking about the world that people live in in a way

that they find compelling and understanding it and how to navigate it.

For a donation of $300 by October 1st, you can watch and listen to Aaron Wrens presentation

at the 2024 issues etc. making the case conference.

It's available via on-demand video streaming and podcast.

Learn more at issues ETC.org. We've heard this term emergency abortions. It assumes and you have a picture in your mind that there's some

sort of a medical emergency involving a pregnant woman and the only solution or

the best solution is to abort the child is that scenario.

Is it real?

There certainly are emergency medical situations during pregnancy, but is the solution ever abortion?

Joining us to talk about so-called emergency abortions Ashley Bateman policy

writer for the Heartland Institute and blogger for Ascension Press,

author of a column for the Federalist titled, No, Abortion is Never Medically Necessary.

Ashley, welcome.

Thank you, Todd.

Where did the term emergency abortion come from.

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