Hey everyone a few weeks ago I shared some clips of me engaging pro-choice advocates in dialogue on Catholic answers live.

I thought it'd be fun to share another example of that that I had partnered with my friend and colleague Joe Heshmeyer to show you how to dialogue about this

difficult issue.

And I'll also share with you an encounter that I had at the University of New Mexico all

the way back in the mid 2000s.

This is when I first got my start doing pro-life apologetics

just straight out of college. So you'll get to see me in the thick of it on a

college campus where I started learning in the field how to engage people on difficult issues.

So here are those conversations.

Check them out.

Well, I don't.

Let's see.

I think changing the law would be counterproductive because a law doesn't establish that something

won't happen.

And did everybody agree that laws are broken, right?

So it would happen anyway.

So you're saying we shouldn't have laws because they get broken?

No, I'm saying that we should do this in the most humane manner possible.

Is it better to do it with a coat hanger or is it better to do it in the hospital?

Does the child end up, does a child end up the same way though?

Excuse me? Does the child end up the same way regardless of how they're

dismembered? Well yeah they do but I mean with if you do it in a hospital, doesn't the woman have a chance to survive too?

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