Why We’re Pro-Life addresses the legal and cultural landscape of the post-Roe world in which for the first time in half a century there isn’t a radical pro-abortion premise enshrined in the law.
It avoids the common charge that abortion is a church-state issue by appealing only to up-to-date science and broadly shared beliefs about human rights—not the Bible or religious doctrine.
It strikes a reasonable tone of peaceful dialogue, much needed during a time of rising temperatures in the abortion debate and even violence and vandalism directed at pro-lifers and churches.
