Episode 149 | The Disgraceful Clergy Endorsing Abortion From The Pulpit

Imagine a pastor standing at a podium wearing a pink Planned Parenthood stole, preaching a sermon defending abortion – and defending THEIR abortion. If this sounds like a work of fiction destined for a book or movie, you would be wrong. Special Guest Reverend Dr. Johnny Hunter joins the show this week to discuss the growing number of clergy, not only embracing abortion, but promoting it from the pulpit.

Episode Synopsis:

Imagine a pastor standing at a podium wearing a pink Planned Parenthood stole, preaching a sermon defending abortion – and defending THEIR abortion. If this sounds like a work of fiction destined for a book or movie, you would be wrong. Special Guest Reverend Dr. Johnny Hunter joins the show this week to discuss the growing number of clergy, not only embracing abortion, but promoting it from the pulpit.

Special Guest: Rev. Dr. Johnny Hunter of L.E.A.R.N.

Episode Duration: 28 min

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In This Episode We Discuss:
  • Greetings (00:24)
  • Presbyterian pastor defends her abortions in sermon (01:08)
  • United Church of Christ passes pro-abortion measure (11:22)
  • Catholic women “priests” fighting for abortion (14:51)
  • From The Mouth of Mark (26:18)
  • Final Thoughts (26:49)
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