This is Molly Hemingway, encouraging you to listen to my favorite podcast, issues, etc.

Every day you get in-depth interviews with host Todd Wilkin asking expert guests,

substantive thought-provoking questions,

on all of the important news and issues of our day.

The expert guests are in culture, law, ethics, philosophy, theology, and apologetics.

Expert guests, expansive topics, always extoling Christ, issues, etc. I had a professor once who said I decided that I always wanted to be original and then I decided that I always wanted to be original.

And then I discovered that to be original in Christian theology means to become heretical.

If God does not tell us, then we don't need to know. here what are my neighbors needs when you realize that in the sight of God your sins are gone and you are set free from them

That changes you from the inside out and makes you want to do the very will of God.

The gospel is enough natural motivation to love the Jewish people and to look at them as that older brother

who remain outside the party like in the prodigal son and to identify

with the father who staying outside and pleading with them to come in.

Say babies?

Babies. Babies. Love. Listening. Two issues. Her shoes with their mummies.

There, mummies.

Mummies.

How did the Roe v Wade decision almost 50 years ago change American law and what changed in American law in those nearly 50 years to make Rose demise possible and

perhaps even inevitable.

Welcome back to issues etc. live on this Tuesday afternoon November the 7th. I'm

Todd Wilkin. Thanks for tuning us in. Joining us to track the history of

Roe v. Wade's failure, Clark Forsyth, he's Senior Council at Americans United for Life, and co-author of the new book pushing Rovi

Wade over the brink.

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