

#398 Black Lives, Abortion, and the Racism No One Wants to Talk About | Ryan Bomberger
Ryan Bomberger came ready to challenge sacred cows and say the things many Christians are afraid to say. Conceived in rape and placed for adoption, Ryan has called himself “the 1% used to justify 100% of abortions.” Now, as founder of the Radiance Foundation and author of Should Have Been Aborted, he has spent decades…

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“I have a family member that had an abusive and stalking partner that beat her up etc. He said that the only way he would leave is if she had an abortion, and that’s what she did and it was the only way she that could rid of him. It’s not co…”
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