A major split between 2 national prolife groups erupted last week in a public debate between Colorado Right to Life and Wyoming Right to Life over the terrible unintended consequences of the so-called "pro-life" bill, HR 6099 which would actually encourage some women to have abortions by offering fetal pain killer for late-term abortions. 

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Focus on the Family has admitted that Dr. James Dobson has abandoned his pledge to never again vote for a politician willing to kill a single innocent child. Although Focus on the Family is attempting to keep Dobson's change in viewpoint a secret from his many fans, you can read the facts for yourself here:  http://kgov.com/docs/DobsonAbandonsPledgeLtr.html

News Flash: Americans United for Life president, Peter Samuelson, now defends the legalization of partial birth abortion!

Mr. Samuelson confessed the above this past week on January 17th, 2006 in an interview on KLTT radio out of Denver.

Also Dr. James Kennedy of Coral Ridge Ministries in Ft. Lauderdale, FL (crm.org) may be of great help.

Dr. Kennedy's Knox Theological Seminary is where the currently debating Dr. Lamerson teaches. By the way, that ongoing debate at TheologyOnLine.com that I linked to above is really intense. I'm not real knowledgeable on this issue but it looks to me like Dr. Lamerson is getting beat pretty badly.

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I'm currently studying the open theism issue. The quickest way to get up to speed is from reading and/or listening to debates (preferrably from degreed theologians). I am only aware of a couple of these. One is a book published by Baker Academic called, Does God Have a Future?: On Divine Providence which was a collection of email exchanges between Christopher Hall and John Sanders. And the Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society[/u] published a few exchanges between John Sanders, Gregory A. Boyd, Clark Pinnock and Bruce A.

And currently in progress at www.TheologyOnLine.com is a debate between Dr. Samuel Lamerson of Knox Theological Seminary and a pastor from Denver.

Those are the only debates I'm aware of (by degreed theologians) on the topic of open theism. If anyone knows of any others, please post them here. I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks a lot in advance.