"* He opposes the role of women in preaching roles, opposes abortion rights, and believes that homosexuality is a sin.  This sentence is technically true as written, but could probably be made more NPOV by changing the phrase ""abortion rights"" to ""abortion"", like so: He opposes the role of women in preaching roles, opposes abortion, and believes that homosexuality is a sin.  Reasoning:  The use of the phrase ""abortion rights"" of necessity implies a right to abortion, and demonizes Mohler by casting him in the role of opposing a fundamental human right.  While it can most certainly be argued this is true, Mohler's own argument (and that of the entire pro-life movement) is that abortion is not a fundamental human right, it is murder. Removing the word ""right"" from the phrase preserves the essence of his beliefs without demonizing him, and restores this sentence to NPOV. 
 ** Agree. Done   
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