Episode 16: Can You Be Pro-Life & Believe In Exceptions?
Episode Synopsis: The hosts answer a listener’s question about ways to respond to the topic of life-threatening pregnancies in conversations; and they address exceptions in cases of rape, incest, life of the mother, and disabilities. This episode proves why you can’t be pro-life and support exceptions. Episode Duration: 26 min In This Episode We Discuss:…
Episode Synopsis:
The hosts answer a listener’s question about ways to respond to the topic of life-threatening pregnancies in conversations; and they address exceptions in cases of rape, incest, life of the mother, and disabilities. This episode proves why you can’t be pro-life and support exceptions.
Episode Duration: 26 min
In This Episode We Discuss:
- Greetings (00:26)
- Listener Tom V asks about ethical ways to respond to life-threatening pregnancies (00:50)
- The analogy to conjoined twins (4:18)
- Babies with disabilities or disease (5:29)
- Can you be pro-life and support exceptions? (6:19)
- A pro-choice lawyer’s law review article reveals the danger of exceptions (8:47)
- The pro-choice side uses difficult situations to justify selling abortions (10:24)
- The soft-sell of eugenics (11:33)
- How to hold the pro-choice side’s feet to the fire on exceptions (14:44)
- Abortions to save tax dollars and the push for genetic testing (17:17)
- How conversations over exceptions portray the unborn conceived in those situations as subhuman (20:16)
- We are not God (23:23)
- Closing Statements (24:25)
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