Abortion pills kill children. Approximately 642,700 chemical (abortion pill) abortions were recorded within the formal healthcare system alone, according to the most recent national estimates available. To respond to this changing landscape, the pro-life movement must engage in the battle for life through both culture and policy at every level of government.

Originalism in Theology and Law is a welcome salvo in an ecumenical and interdisciplinary conversation that has been too long dominated by originalism’s critics.

On the ISI podcast, Josh Craddock joins Tom Sarrouf to explore the complex interplay between religion and law, how civic friendship shapes our public life, and the role of the law as a mediator in a pluralistic society.

We must support the creation and well-being of families while respecting the basic human rights of every member of the family, regardless of their age.

In the near future, all human beings—including pre-born children—may be protected by the Florida Constitution.

The originalist case for unborn personhood, published in the February 2024 print edition of National Review

Catholic Law's Federalist Society presents Resolved: A Debate Between Josh Craddock and William Hodes.

Wyoming Catholic College Annual Lecture Series 2023-2024

Josh Craddock debunks the common pro-abortion argument that laws that ban abortion are a violation of the separation of church and state.

Prof. Robert George and Josh Craddock write that national pro-life legislation would be an appropriate remedy for state deprivation of the equal-protection rights to which unborn children are constitutionally entitled.

The pro-life movement must direct its steps according to the existing guarantee in our Constitution that secures equal protection for all.

Kristan Hawkins was live with special guest Josh Craddock, discussing the pro-life movement’s next steps towards protecting preborn babies from abortion. The 14th Amendment should apply to every person in America, including the preborn!

All human beings have inherent human rights. Yet the U.S. government refuses to protect the basic right to life of an entire segment of our population - preborn children. Josh Craddock sits down with Lila Rose to discuss how pro-life advocates can influence law and public policy to promote human dignity and flourishing.

Josh Craddock, Harvard lawyer, author, and speaker knows firsthand the importance of understanding the legal perspective of personhood and how our Constitution certainly does not guarantee any right to abortion.

Prof. Robert George and Josh Craddock write to the Wall Street Journal to argue that the 14th Amendment extended “the equal protection of the laws” to “any person,” including the unborn.

On Wednesday, September 14, The King's College hosted a special faculty and alumni panel, "How Should Christians Reflect on Recent SCOTUS Decisions." The panel discussed this past Supreme Court term and addressed cases such as Carson v. Makin, Dobbs v. Jackson, and Kennedy v. Bremerton.

Josh Hammer and Josh Craddock argue that Dobbs is not the end of the pro-life struggle and that each level and branch of government should act to ensure constitutional personhood for unborn children.

Tom Shakely introduces an important recent joint-webinar hosted by Americans United for Life and the James Wilson Institute on Natural Rights and the American Founding, held in the wake of the Dobbs decision and the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

AUL’s Life, Liberty, and Law podcast features an important conversation hosted by our friends at Live Action on June 24th, 2022, the day of the release of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision and its reversal of Roe v. Wade.

In today's episode of "Moment of Truth," Saurabh and Nick sit down with Josh Craddock, lawyer and Affiliated Scholar at the James Wilson Institute, to discuss the history of abortion law in the United States, the legal arguments from the majority opinion, concurrences, and dissent in Dobbs vs. Jackson Women's Health Organization, the future of the pro-life movement, and the implications of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.