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

In the wake of the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, pro-abortion activists launched large-scale media campaigns to drive a false narrative that pro-life laws are harmful.

For example AP News recently shared a study that infant deaths have risen 8% in Texas since

the passing of an abortion ban.

The claim that more children are dying because they weren't first killed in the womb

is odd to begin with. But the study also failed to account for the lives that were saved from

abortion by the law. Another scare tactic wielded by the pro-abortion movement is to tell

outlying stories of women

who've been victims of medical malpractice in order to scare other women about what

their lives could be without abortion.

The answer here is more clarity about the law for health care professionals, not greater access to abortion.

After all, abortion does pose risk to the health of women, and when performed successfully,

always ends in a death.

The fight for life requires that we continue to counter the lie

that abortion is somehow health care. I'm John Stone Street.