After the Life Dynamics Instagram account was suddenly flooded with pro-choice comments on several of our posts, we decided to have a bit of fun and do a show where we respond to some of their arguments and/or questions.
For those who work at abortion clinics and see the remains of the tiny human beings killed there, there is no room for uncertainty or ambiguity. In order to do what they do, they have to be totally and unconditionally convinced that their actions are morally defensible; and a growing number of them no longer are.
Every day, pro-lifers debate pro-choicers online and attempt to sway their opinion. We discuss the important distinctions between different subgroups of pro-choicers, why some are “un-winnable,” and why it’s important to recognize this. Plus, we discuss a major debate trap that pro-lifers need to be aware of. All of this raises the question, are public debates on college campuses a waste of time? The answer may surprise you…
Watch the news or go on any social media platform and you are likely to see that some sort of tragic violence has taken place recently. It seems that we, as a nation, cannot escape it and the violence seems to be escalating. What causes this violence that hurts and kills human life? It depends on whom you ask but it really comes down to one thing…
George Orwell’s observation that some things are so stupid only an intellectual could believe them, has proven to be frighteningly accurate- especially with the abortion crowd.
If done strategically, there are times when using the term pro-choice instead of pro-abortion, can actually benefit the pro-life movement.
“Common Ground” discussions are where the pro-choice and the pro-life sides are supposed to “set aside their differences” and look for ways to reduce the “need” for abortion. While they may seem like a reasonable and mature idea, they are actually a well-disguised trap.
In the abortion lobby’s little corner of the world, truth is not to be determined by evidence or science. Truth is simply what someone wants to think is true and, by using this principle, each of us can create our own little realities.
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