With a look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

Tuesday, Ohio became the most recent conservative state to defend a so-called right to abortion.

A year and a half ago, ProLifer celebrated the legal significance of overturning Roe v. Way, but since then

voters in state after state have protected the right to end innocent

preborn lives. This is a you are here moment for us. Many people, even if

personally opposed to abortion, are not willing to restrict anyone's freedom.

This is part of the legacy of Roe.

Americans learned in absolute allegiance to autonomy, along with what Joe Rigny called the cruelty

of untethered empathy.

Andrew Walker tweeted this, quote, we want a generational legal argument in overturning Roe,

but the teaching effect of a 50-year law to etch a lie about what human life is and when it begins as

re-tragic and generational consequences to reverse."

End quote.

Political strategies are important.

I'm wording on-ballad initiatives, etc.

But most of the work to defend life

continues to be upstream from the ballot box.

I'm John Stone Street.