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Another Assassination Attempt. God, Creation and “The Story of Everything”. Planned Parenthood Gender Transitions. And the Pope Downplays Focus on Sexual Activity

Another Assassination Attempt. God, Creation and “The Story of Everything”. Planned Parenthood Gender Transitions. And the Pope Downplays Focus on Sexual Activity

 

Authors: John Stonestreet and Maria Baer

The alleged shooter at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner touts his Christian faith in his manifesto. A new documentary released this week is likely to be a breath of fresh air. Planned Parenthood downplays its involvement in gender transition procedures and is the Catholic Church planning to go silent on sex?

 

Segment 1 – Another Assassination Attempt; God, Creation and the Story of Everything 

Shooter’s Manifesto 

Generations by Jean Twenge 

Christopher Lasch research 

Desecration of Man Offer 

WSJ article on documentary 

Documentary trailer 

 

Segment 2 – Planned Parenthood Gender Transitions; Pope Downplays Focus on Sexual Activity 

Lifesite News article 

Rueter's Article on Pope 

 

Segment 3 – Uncomfortable Questions about Abortion 

House Hearing Testimony 

SCOTUS NJ Ruling 

 


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