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'''Abraham Mathew''' is an [[Indian]]-[[Canadian]] [[Christian]] [[conservative]] blogger based in [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]]. He writes articles on his blog [http://cogentchristianity.com/ 'Cogent Christianity'].  His blog posts, [http://rattlingcages.weebly.com/blog/a-blitzkrieg-against-bambosh-invalidating-common-pro-choice-arguments 'A Blitzkrieg Against Bambosh: Invalidating Common Pro-Choice Arguments'] and [https://cogentchristianity.com/2018/07/25/still-human-debunking-twenty-two-common-arguments-for-abortion/ 'Still Human: Debunking Twenty-Two Common Arguments for Abortion'] had polarized receptions on social media, drawing praise and ire from the [[pro-life]] and [[pro-abortion]] communities, respectively.
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'''Cogent Christianity''  is blog run by Abraham Mathew is an [[Indian]]-[[Canadian]] [[Christian]] [[conservative]] blogger based in [[Toronto]], [[Ontario]]. He writes articles on his blog [http://cogentchristianity.com/ 'Cogent Christianity'].  His blog posts, [http://rattlingcages.weebly.com/blog/a-blitzkrieg-against-bambosh-invalidating-common-pro-choice-arguments 'A Blitzkrieg Against Bambosh: Invalidating Common Pro-Choice Arguments'] and [https://cogentchristianity.com/2018/07/25/still-human-debunking-twenty-two-common-arguments-for-abortion/ 'Still Human: Debunking Twenty-Two Common Arguments for Abortion'] had polarized receptions on social media, drawing praise and ire from the [[pro-life]] and [[pro-abortion]] communities, respectively.
  
 
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'Cogent Christianity is blog run by Abraham Mathew is an Indian-Canadian Christian conservative blogger based in Toronto, Ontario. He writes articles on his blog 'Cogent Christianity'. His blog posts, 'A Blitzkrieg Against Bambosh: Invalidating Common Pro-Choice Arguments' and 'Still Human: Debunking Twenty-Two Common Arguments for Abortion' had polarized receptions on social media, drawing praise and ire from the pro-life and pro-abortion communities, respectively.

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