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Slack.com slash DHQ. Welcome to the show, the car cast, as I call it now. Everybody, thanks

for listening. Now, I want to talk today about the worst, the worst pro-abortion argument.

And there are great many to choose from. So this is a difficult, it's pretty difficult

to decide. There's a whole buffet, a just smorgasbord of terrible, awful, illogical, anti-science

arguments because every pro-abortion argument is bad. Not just bad morally, but also just

logically unsound. But the worst one, in my view, is it's the one that you've heard a

million times, you hear all the time, that the baby isn't a baby, it's a fetus, it's

a clump of cells, and it's not a real person. It is rather a potential person. The baby

is a potential person. Now, you're not surprised, of course, that I would cite this as the worst

argument because it's so common. But you may not expect why it is, in my mind, the worst

argument. There's one thing in particular that makes this line of reasoning really, really

stupid. And I want to explain what that is. But first of all, we know, and we should

establish, again, that it's a bad argument, first and foremost, because it just isn't

true. That's not what makes it the worst argument, because of course, every pro-abortion

argument isn't true. But still, we should stipulate that it isn't at all true. There's

no such thing as a merely potential human. Either you're a human or you're not. Okay, either

you're a person or you're not. A human is a human, a person is a person, an unborn child

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