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Prepare for a gut-punching exploration into Ohio's radical political pivot as we dissect the newly amended Ohio Bill of Rights - a drastic departure from their traditionally moderate position. Today, we'll journey through this tumultuous transition, delving into the legalization of recreational marijuana and the enshrinement of reproductive freedom aka the killing of an unborn child in the womb.
We will talk about the major similarities between the national sin of slavery and the national sin of abortion. We will do so with our guide, author and the brilliant Olivia Murray, author of "Abortion versus Slavery", her insights serve as a compass as we traverse the treacherous moral landscape.
Prepare to question, to learn, and to be challenged in this riveting episode.
Key Points from the Episode:
- Sit tight, as we draw intriguing parallels to the 1800s opium crisis in China and ponder the far-reaching implications of these sweeping changes on Ohio's future.
- Brace yourselves as we crack open the Pandora's box of American morality - the haunting echoes of chattel slavery and the divisive issue of abortion rights.
- We'll navigate the chilling parallels between the 1857 Supreme Court case of Scott v. Sanford, the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, and the dehumanizing language used to justify atrocities.
- We end with Saint Mother Teresa's words at the National Prayer Breakfast of 1994 to the then US president of the United States.
Other resources:
Abortion is the New Slavery by Jayme Metzger
Saint Mother Teresa's words to the US president
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Prepare for a gut-punching exploration into Ohio's radical political pivot as we dissect the newly amended Ohio Bill of Rights - a drastic departure from their traditionally moderate position. Today, we'll journey through this tumultuous transition, delving into the legalization of recreational marijuana and the enshrinement of reproductive freedom aka the killing of an unborn child in the womb.
We will talk about the major similarities between the national sin of slavery and the national sin of abortion. We will do so with our guide, author and the brilliant Olivia Murray, author of "Abortion versus Slavery", her insights serve as a compass as we traverse the treacherous moral landscape.
Prepare to question, to learn, and to be challenged in this riveting episode.
Key Points from the Episode:
- Sit tight, as we draw intriguing parallels to the 1800s opium crisis in China and ponder the far-reaching implications of these sweeping changes on Ohio's future.
- Brace yourselves as we crack open the Pandora's box of American morality - the haunting echoes of chattel slavery and the divisive issue of abortion rights.
- We'll navigate the chilling parallels between the 1857 Supreme Court case of Scott v. Sanford, the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, and the dehumanizing language used to justify atrocities.
- We end with Saint Mother Teresa's words at the National Prayer Breakfast of 1994 to the then US president of the United States.
Other resources:
Abortion is the New Slavery by Jayme Metzger
Saint Mother Teresa's words to the US president
More goodness
Get your FREE Academy Review here!
Get our top book recommendations list
Get new podcast episodes dropped into your email box easily
Want to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!
Because we care what you think about what we think and our website, please email [email protected], or if you want to leave us a quick FREE, painless voicemail, we would appreciate that as well.