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Abraham Mathew is an [[Indian]] [[Christian]] [[conservative]] blogger based in [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]]. He writes articles on his blog [http://rattlingcages.weebly.com/ 'Rattling Cages']. His blog post, [http://rattlingcages.weebly.com/blog/a-blitzkrieg-against-bambosh-invalidating-common-pro-choice-arguments 'A Blitzkrieg Against Bambosh: Invalidating Common Pro-Choice Arguments'] had a polarized reception on social media, drawing praise and ire from the pro-life and pro-choice communities respectively.
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Abraham Mathew is an [[Indian]] [[Christian]] [[conservative]] blogger based in [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]]. He writes articles on his blog [http://rattlingcages.weebly.com/ 'Rattling Cages'], speaking out against various controversial issues, such as [[abortion]], [[political correctness]], and the [[Prosperity Gospel]]. He is also active on [[Twitter]], discussing issues of [[politics]], [[religion]], and [[Christian apologetics]] through his tweets. He has named [[G.K. Chesteron]], [[C.S. Lewis]], [[Ravi Zacharias]], and [[John Lennox]] as his influences. His blog post, [http://rattlingcages.weebly.com/blog/a-blitzkrieg-against-bambosh-invalidating-common-pro-choice-arguments 'A Blitzkrieg Against Bambosh: Invalidating Common Pro-Choice Arguments'] had a polarized reception on social media, drawing praise and ire from the pro-life and pro-choice communities respectively.
  
 
== External links ==
 
== External links ==
 
[https://twitter.com/AbrahamGMathew Abraham Mathew on Twitter]
 
[https://twitter.com/AbrahamGMathew Abraham Mathew on Twitter]

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Abraham Mathew is an Indian Christian conservative blogger based in Toronto, Ontario. He writes articles on his blog 'Rattling Cages', speaking out against various controversial issues, such as abortion, political correctness, and the Prosperity Gospel. He is also active on Twitter, discussing issues of politics, religion, and Christian apologetics through his tweets. He has named G.K. Chesteron, C.S. Lewis, Ravi Zacharias, and John Lennox as his influences. His blog post, 'A Blitzkrieg Against Bambosh: Invalidating Common Pro-Choice Arguments' had a polarized reception on social media, drawing praise and ire from the pro-life and pro-choice communities respectively.

External links

Abraham Mathew on Twitter