Being pro-choice does not mean being pro-abortion; it means standing for the fundamental right of women to make decisions about their own bodies and lives. Fundamentalist or born-again religious faith leaders and believers lie about this difference.
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The United States is home to over 200 officially recognized religions. With such a diverse range of beliefs and values, it’s imperative for the US government to have a distinct separation of church and state.
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We have to stop thinking about Amish women and children as property of the Amish — and separate from us — and start thinking of them as fellow members of society. Empowering Amish women starts with our advocacy, and it relies on their education.
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COVID-19 has shown us that we’re all interconnected and that the actions of one community affects everyone else. The Amish aren’t self-sufficient and separated from the modern world: they go to the grocery store, sell things, interact with the non-Amish, and depend 100% on the outside world to survive.
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The Taliban in Afghanistan and the Amish Church in America are unified in the fight against women’s rights. E.g., the Wisconsin v. Yoder verdict is eerily similar to the Taliban mandate of no schooling for females.
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Religious Faith Myths. How to Argue Against the “Pro-Choice Is Pro-Abortion” Lie.
3 Disappointing Comments Found in the Wisconsin v. Yoder Final Judgment
Celebrating Easter and Good Friday as an Amish American Child: 2023 Edition
Does Your Faith Tell You Your Parents Are Right No Matter What?
Faith and Politics Should Never Mix. And Here’s Why.