Hoping for the Fall of Roe with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen
Life and Books and Everything — Clearly ReformedHoping for the Fall of Roe with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen
May 10, 2022
Life and Books and EverythingClearly Reformed
After the unprecedented leak of the possible Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, Kevin talks to Justin and Collin about the pro-life movement in America, how the church ministers well, and why political polarization is not always a bad thing. The triumvirate also talk about the books they're reading, and they try to keep the sports banter to a minimum.
Timestamps:
Intro and Sponsor 1: Crossway [0:00-1:41]
Life and Family Banter [1:42-10:43]
Roe v Wade Decision and Effects [10:44-47:02]
Sponsor 2: WTS Books [47:03-48:39]
What Books Are You Reading? [48:40-1:05:02]
Sports Banter [1:05:03-1:08:02]
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