Pro-life Americans should greet the reversal of Roe with gratitude. But we should also demonstrate profound charity. Animosity undermines the cause for life, especially when culture is still more important than law in the quest to end abortion in America: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

My Sunday column: The End of Roe is Just the Beginning: nytimes.com/2022/06/25/opi…

Watch as American @SarahBSmithVA explains to British audiences what the Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade actually means.

Marjory LeBreton: The Conservative Party’s Make-or-Break Moment policymagazine.ca/the-conservati…

Overcoming conspiracy theories isn’t just about information. religionnews.com/2022/07/05/buy…

For Dorothy Day, abortion is symptomatic of other cultural failures, writes Myles Werntz, Peacemonger. comment.org/making-little-…

Repentance is powerful.

If there’s one thing we love talking about at Cardus, it’s books. And since it’s summer (the perfect time to tackle a reading list) we thought we’d provide you with a little behind-the-scenes of what we’re reading right now. First up, Jenisa Los, research and editorial associate:

I'm 30. The Sexual Revolution Shackled My Generation. commonsense.news/p/im-30-the-se…

Powerful argument from a female scientist. You can hear that she is genuinely disturbed by things like men in women’s prisons.

I want to tell a story. When I was in like 3rd grade, I went with my mom while she dropped some drugs off (yes, she was). Anyways. She left me in the car. This guys comes out to “watch” me and it’s just me and him. He looks over and asks. “You don’t know what a haiku is, do you?”

A German perspective.

Why are so many young people embracing antisemitism - and how can we turn the tide? My answer, here👇 nationalpost.com/opinion/we-sai…

Since Wiebe is in the news again, I’m resharing this clip on her views on patients who no longer are able to consent to their own euthanasia:

It would be important to look at whether Christian attitudes have changed sharply in the last 10 to 20 years. If so, to look more deeply than “rhetoric” people might be consuming. What about the effects of actual government policy? Is it compassionate but also orderly and fair?

Thou Shalt Not Criticise the Woke Right, by Konstantin Kisin open.substack.com/pub/konstantin…

Interesting.

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Douglas Murray asks Rogan why he doesn’t have real historians on to discuss history. Rogan responds that he wanted Ian Carroll on because he was interested in how you get started in conspiracies? Rogan appears completely unable to justify what he’s doing.

Who wants to work for Comment magazine? We are hiring! comment.org/careers/