Welcome to Breakpoint, a daily look at an ever-changing culture through the lens of

Unchanging Truth, for the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.

Recently, Colorado introduced a trio of radical new pro-abortion bills, which, if passed, would

make Colorado the most hostile state in the Union, at least when it comes to the safety

of pre-born lives.

One of the bills, named the Prohibiting Deceptive Practices at Anti-Abortion Centers

Act, takes direct aim at pregnancy resource centers, which have been serving women across

the country for decades, giving them free pregnancy tests, prenatal care, parenting classes,

baby clothes, diapers, and more.

Referring to these centers as, quote unquote, anti-abortion, is an attempt to paint them

as shadowy fronts for nefarious political action.

Left unaddressed in this and every politically motivated attack lately on pregnancy resource

centers is where women facing a crisis pregnancy could go to find care and help if they didn't

exist, according to a recent survey of planned parenthood clinics across the US, only 5%

offered services that could be called prenatal care.

Calling pregnancy resource centers anti-abortion centers as a form of propaganda, it attempts

to portray abortion as the normative option, and having a baby as the unthinkable option.

In his book Biblical Critical Theory, Christopher Wacken argued that the term non-violence is

a misnomer within a Christian framework.

To use this term is to suggest that violence is a fundamental part of the world, the natural

state of things.

However, within a Biblical account of creation writes Wacken, violence is the stubborn

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