@FourOh-LLC @grey @veff @vic @TatsuyaIshida What's your point? Even if abortion isn't a perfect place to make a stand, it is still a battle that was fought with a coalition of Christians and successfully held at least one cultural line. I see three main things from this:
First, this reminds Christians that we can stand and push back rather than endlessly capitulating into oblivion. Second, this was the first modern win against unrestricted materialism in its march towards transhumanism— scientists are gay nerds and don't deserve to be in charge and instead should be shoved in lockers (literally and figurative). Third, this burned some cultural capital and milquetoast "Christians" fell away just as predicted by Christ and referenced by Grey above. Truthfully we do not want those people aligned with us if their appeasement has been the driving force in liberalizing Christianity (this ties in to the problem of the churches you mentioned), and severing their influence is a Linkola's Lifeboat situation. Pray that most of them will repent and recognize they were wrong and seek Christ and a RETVRN TØ TRÆDITIØN, but, if not, the remnant will remain and the faith will again grow from its smaller size.