The #1 Most Dangerous Place to Live in America with Phoenix Hayes

What happens to a culture when “my choice” becomes its highest moral authority? This week, Phoenix Hayes, co-authorof ‘The War on Reality‘, joins Frank to unpack a recent change to Massachusetts’ abortion law and the bigger cultural shift that made it possible. From linguistic theft and Church silence to slavery, racial disparities, and the biblical case for life, Frank and Phoenix aren’t shying away from the BIG questions at the center of the abortion debate like:

What is linguistic theft, and how has it been weaponized in the abortion debate?

Why was a pro-abortion woman squirming under questioning from Rep. Brandon Gill? (MUST SEE clip!)

What beliefs and motivations helped drive Massachusetts toward increasingly permissive abortion laws?

Should extreme circumstances be used to justify legalizing late-term abortions?

Why have so many Christians and churches remained silent on abortion?

What are the five most dangerous places to live in America, and what do they reveal about the unborn?

Why does abortion disproportionately impact Black Americans?

Isn’t abortion just a women’s issue?

How should Christians (or any rational person) respond to some of the most popular arguments for abortion including size, viability, level of development, and others?

Is the Bible silent on the abortion issue?

The line didn’t move overnight. It moved one argument, one euphemism, and one cultural concession at a time. Frank and Phoenix reveal how we got here, why Christians can’t afford to stay silent, and how their new book, ‘The War on Reality‘, takes the fight for truth far beyond the abortion debate.

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Resources mentioned during the episode:

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The War on Reality (PREORDER NOW TO GET YOUR BONUSES!)
Governor Healy Signs Massachusetts Bill Allowing Abortion Up Until Birth
Congressman Brandon Gill Questions Abortion Advocate