Abortion pills are changing the game.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street with The Point.

There's a revolution in abortions happening, writes Christina Carterucci with Slate Magazine,

and the Supreme Court can't touch it.

She's referring to so-called medical abortions, pills, that are used to terminate a child's life at home.

As of 2020, this kind of abortion was already the most common,

and with the Supreme Court preparing

to dismantle Roby Wade, it will likely become even more common. One impact of this would be to

drive abortion further into the shadows, away from medical supervision. This is especially the case

since the FDA has allowed prescribing abortion pills without a doctor's visit during COVID,

though the pandemic's over, the policy remains.

The toll that this will have on America's pre-born children, their parents, and our national conscience will be significant.

Hidden evil always flourishes.

We need pro-life legislation that extends to the abortion pill.

It won't be easy.

And the church will need to be out there, making a

path of forgiveness known, offering hope and healing and truth in Christ Jesus, and we'll need some

courageous lawmakers to put an end to this death by mail. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone

Street with The Point.