We Sowed Bloodshed in the Womb. Now We're Reaping It in the Streets. | Seth Gruber

A mother in Massachusetts strangled her three children. Her trial ended in a mistrial. A fundraiser tied to the case has now passed $1.2 million, with the goal raised to $3 million.

Seth Gruber says none of this should surprise anyone. "All she's done is apply the pro-abortion ideology this side of the womb."

Bryan Dawson sits down with Gruber, founder of The White Rose Resistance and author of The Last Stand: Christ or Chaos, The War For The West, for a hard conversation about why the family is the engine of civilization, why the left has understood that better than most pastors do, and why a gospel that stops at personal salvation leaves a culture defenseless.

From Tom Holland's "Dominion" to Simone de Beauvoir's admission that women could not be trusted to choose motherhood freely, this is the argument that Christian civilization is not a bonus feature of the faith. It is the thing being fought over.

Topics Tackled

Why the natural outworking of the gospel is the building of a civilization, not just individual conversions

Tom Holland, "Dominion," and the agnostic historian's case that the West runs on borrowed Christian capital

The Lindsay Clancy case, the mistrial, and what the reaction revealed on both the left and the right

What the founders of modern feminism said out loud about destroying the family

Simone de Beauvoir: "We cannot allow women to make that decision, because too many of them will choose it"

Why the fiercest early opponents of women's suffrage were married American women

JD Vance, family policy, and whether the right is willing to use power to rebuild the home