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The arguments hinged on the question of whether the Indiana constitution protects the right to abortion.

“When we allow violence and discrimination, it isn’t a vague, generic violence against the idea of humans; it is actual harm inflicted against actual, living, unique, unrepeatable, individual human beings who are worthy of a name, who would have a future, and have a past.”

The documentary is scheduled to be screened Monday-Tuesday, May 16-17.

In his new 240-page book, retired Archbishop Charles Chaput tackles life’s central questions: why we’re here, how we can “live and die meaningfully” and “the important things we Christians should be willing to die for.”

“If you knew you were going to die, what would it mean to die with dignity?”