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Former NFL star, author and SEC football analyst Benjamin Watson believes the key to the pro-life movement’s success might come from an often-overlooked place: men reclaiming their God-given roles in society.
“Since the very beginning, manhood has always been under attack,” the 43-year-oldThe New Fight for Life author told The Christian Post. “The reason why is because God ordained the role for men to be protectors, providers, priests and prophets in their household. In order to create disorder, you attack families. This is nothing new to the United States. This has been going on for a very long time.”
The responsibility for men starts well before a child is born, the athlete stressed, extending to the way they support the mothers of their children, foster safe environments and exemplify love and sacrifice.
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“Since the very beginning, manhood has always been under attack,” the 43-year-oldThe New Fight for Life author told The Christian Post. “The reason why is because God ordained the role for men to be protectors, providers, priests and prophets in their household. In order to create disorder, you attack families. This is nothing new to the United States. This has been going on for a very long time.”
The responsibility for men starts well before a child is born, the athlete stressed, extending to the way they support the mothers of their children, foster safe environments and exemplify love and sacrifice.
Continued below.
Former NFL player Benjamin Watson on why strong men are the pro-life movement's secret weapon
Former NFL star, author and SEC football analyst Benjamin Watson believes the key to the pro-life movement s success might come from an often-overlooked place men reclaiming their God-given roles in