Katelyn Walls Shelton We were thrilled to have our Executive Director Marguerite Duane share about our work to educate more medical professionals about FABMs and RRM so more people like her patient, Emily, could achieve her goal of having a baby!

This 🧵explains the latest convergence of MAHA and pro-family work being done -- and the big pharma interests who oppose a woman-centric approach to fertility. Paging Jay W. Richards 🇺🇸!

"Why should it be licit for me as a 21st century American Christian to participate in a practice that almost two-thousand years-worth of Christians abhorred?" mereorthodoxy.com/sexuality-and-… 1/2

Always here for a good ethics meme.

God bless Erika Kirk: “My husband Charlie wanted to save young men just like the one who took his life. On the cross our Savior said, 'Father, forgive them...' That man, that young man, I forgive him. The answer to hate is not hate. It is love, always love for our enemies.”

Absolutely slain by the first page of Leah Libresco Sargeant’s new book. She puts to words the thoughts I have been meditating on as a residency physician with a focus on women’s health/infertility and as a new mother. Just wonderful.

“Across Protestant churches and denominations, there exists little to no engagement with the morality of contraception or with the Catholic arguments against it.” Katelyn Walls Shelton

“Through her volunteer work with a pro-life sidewalk ministry, Chaney learned about the potential abortifacient effects of hormonal birth control methods, including the pill.” Katelyn Walls Shelton

“Chaney also takes issue with the way hormonal contraception ­changes the female body. She calls it “antifeminist” to make women’s bodies “more like the male body”—that is, unable to conceive.” Katelyn Walls Shelton

“As her children vied for her attention on the playground, Brooks told me that she had never heard a pastor discuss contraception from the pulpit.” Katelyn Walls Shelton

It’s an honor to be in First Things writing about a topic I’ve been obsessed with for the better part of a decade: the ethics of contraception. Today, many Protestant women are rejecting the Pill. I ask three of them why.