Breakpoint Six Key Worldview Stories of 2024: The State of the Pro-Life Movement
Dec 20, 2024
The pro-life movement faces a transformative year amid political shifts after Roe v. Wade's overturning. Dive into the clash between Democratic and Republican views, with local abortion initiatives igniting debates. Explore the ethical dilemmas of life-related practices and the church's role in advocating for pro-life principles. Discover the recent push against euthanasia in West Virginia and the church’s stance against chemical abortions and in vitro fertilization, underscoring the need for ongoing support.
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Political Shifts in the Pro-Life Movement
- The 2024 election saw significant shifts in the pro-life movement's political landscape.
- The Democratic party adopted a radical pro-abortion stance, while the GOP removed pro-life support from its platform.
Expansion of Chemical Abortion Access
- The Biden administration and Harris campaign expanded access to chemical abortions, leveraging COVID-19 to loosen FDA restrictions.
- They also spread misinformation about pro-life laws, despite the risks associated with chemical abortions.
State-Level Abortion Battles
- While some states voted to protect abortion rights, pro-lifers achieved wins in three states, including Nebraska's constitutional amendment.
- Florida, despite having more Republican voters, narrowly missed passing a pro-life amendment.