Don Cooper shares an abolitionist perspective on the tragedy in Orlando. It isn’t “easy” to kill 50 people in a nightclub as the president seems to imply with his speech after the tragedy in Orlando. It takes a wicked person who denies that human beings are made...
“This massacre is therefore a further reminder of how easy it is for someone to get their hands on a weapon that lets them shoot people in a school, or in a house of worship, or a movie theater, or in a nightclub.” — President...
There is no conflict with obedience to Christ in loving our neighbors and obedience to Christ in sharing the Good News. Some want to say that fighting abortion is a separate thing from leading people to Christ. Or they will even say that you can't...
Sometimes it is forgotten in our history classes that the abolitionists of slavery were men and women who practiced vital Christianity and saw the abolition of slavery simply as a "love your neighbor" issue. They were that very small remnant who could see clearly that...
Trying to persuade a young woman at the abortion mill, who is intent on killing her baby, to not kill her baby, is like trying to stop a runaway train. This is one of the many reasons we believe it is important for us to...
As abolitionists we believe that no place in the public square is exempt from our efforts of agitation and assistance to eventually bring abortion to an end. In the words of William Lloyd Garrison, "Henceforth I am ready on all days, on all convenient occasions, in...