President Trump made comments last night about abortion in Minnesota, and his comments on Minnesota were excellent, and they drove home the fact that he believes that an unborn child is sacred, and he talked about how in Minnesota a child who is born alive after an

abortion can be left to die. What I think we need to get his advisors to talk

about is the fact that enshrining abortion until birth in Florida makes Florida as radical as California,

as radical as California,

as radical as Minnesota.

And that is not something that we want.

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Welcome to Outstanding where we have critical conversations about the news of the

day and the ideas that shape us.

I'm your host Joseph Backholm, welcoming you to another exercise at looking at

the headlines and trying to figure out what's going on and doing our best to take every thought

captive to the obedience of Christ. And today we are going to talk about the

challenge of voting our values. Now we all say that's what we want to do, but it is increasingly difficult it seems,

especially for those of us who consider ourselves to be pro-lifers.

Many Christians have a personal conviction that we will only vote

for candidates who share our pro-life commitments and that's carried us for a long

time and for the most part we've had options but what happens when you look at an election and no one

shares your convictions what do you do and that seems to be the situation that

people are finding themselves in in recent days

when it comes to our choices for president.

Now people have referred to Donald Trump as the most pro-life president in history for really good reasons

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