In one of the most high-profile debates on this subject to date, The Babylon Bee Managing Editor Joel Berry joined us for a spirited, three-hour discussion on the crucially important topic of whether women who have @b0rti0ns should be prosecuted for doing so. Become a monthly supporter of Abolitionists Rising: https://abolitionistsrising.com/donate/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AbolitionRising Get our email updates: https://bit.ly/3iMNmDR Follow us on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-2803964 Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AbolitionistsRising Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abolitionistsrising/ Learn more about abolitionism: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKfw6E4lKzY  

On Veggie Tales Creator Phil Vischer's podcast, Pro-life writer David French and pro-choice pastor Skye Jethani critiqued abolitionism. They offered arguments against abolitionism we hadn't heard before, and Jethani (who is ordained as a pastor and used to be an editor at Christianity Today) explained the "disturbingly compelling" pro-choice arguments that led him to come out as a pro-choicer in the episode. As harshly as truth and as uncompromisingly as justice, we refute their pro-life and pro-choice nonsense. We also talk about the crucially important Abolition Now Conference coming up this March 1-4. Register today! https://freethestates.org/abolition-now/ 

Dobbs has been decided. There is no more need for compromise. Or is there? Pro-lifers seeking to keep their losing streak alive petition congress and demand unequal justice. We dissect The Heritage Foundation letter in this episode of The Liberator Podcast.

"They can't out-exegete us" has long been a rallying cry for abolitionist pastors in the SBC. Pastor David Goza has proven the slogan accurate once again. At the Louisiana Baptist Convention, Goza contested that because God forgave Paul for sins he committed in ignorance, mothers should be allowed to murder their babies in the womb without any legal consequence. Shockingly, his argument was persuasive to enough messengers in the room that abolitionist pastor Brian Gunter's equal protection amendment was voted down. Russell, James, and Rachel tested Goza's argument against scripture and plain reason, and suffice it to say, his argument was found wanting. Watch the full deliberation on Gunter's amendment at the Louisiana Baptist Convention here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Mblj29T1ic Get Free the States' email updates: https://bit.ly/3iMNmDR Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FreeTheStates Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/free.the.states/

We sit down to discuss our presence on TikTok and why it is important to take advantage of the opportunity it presents.

This episode was broadcasted LIVE on YouTube and Facebook. We had some audio issues at the beginning and had to cut out a small portion of the beginning. 

SBC President Bart Barber has "apologized" for his slander of Dusty Deevers and the Abolitionist Movement, but his "apology" was as bad as the original tirade. In this episode, we dissect Barber's "repentance," explain the six things Barber still needs to repent of, and ask our listeners to send the episode to Barber, politely asking him to stop ignoring Dusty's requests for a meeting to reconcile.

Georgia Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate and election-denier Stacey Abrams told MSNBC that inflation is only as painful as it is because people do not murder their preborn children, then "preached" at an Atlanta "church" about how she, not Christ, is lord of her life.

Sam and James were joined by Pastor Dusty Deevers and Attorney Bradley Peirce to discuss the recent controversy with SBC president Bart Barber and his slander of Dusty. We deal with his arguments in detail. Get Free the States' email updates: https://bit.ly/3iMNmDR Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FreeTheStates Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/free.the.states Become a monthly supporter of Free the States: https://freethestates.org/donate 

We sat down with Brian Gunter to talk about his departure from the pro-life movement and becoming an abolitionist, and his most recent project in Louisiana seeking to end the bloodshed.