Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. Today we are discussing abortion. Now we have discussed abortion

many times on this show I encourage you to go back and listen to previous episodes. Episode

113 talks about the spiritual battle that we face. Those of us who are on the pro-life side when

we are talking about abortion or when we are talking to people who advocate for abortion,

there was an episode called Calling Evil Good I believe that was about the New York

legislation. Specifically we've talked about the Georgia legislation, Alabama legislation.

We have talked about abortion a lot. Today this is going to be just like all of the other

all of the other episodes that you guys have heard this summer. This is going to be a basic kind of

introduction into what abortion is and how to combat some of the most common lies or common

arguments that you hear for abortion. So I don't have to pretend that I don't already have my mind

made up on this. You guys know this is something that I'm extremely passionate about that I have

been arguing for the sanctity of unborn life for a very long time. I do it in speeches. I do it

on my podcast. I do it on television. I do it in articles. It is something that is so

clear to me that it's very hard for me sometimes to wrap my mind around how the other side

thinks until as we discussed on episode 113 when we discussed spiritual warfare until you realize

this is not a flesh and blood battle. This is truly a spiritual battle and you just have to

understand that people are being deceived. That's the bottom line. And if you don't believe me,

hopefully you will agree with me by the end of this episode. There is truly, truly not a single

logical argument, not a single good argument that I have heard for abortion now. There could be

some very sophisticated academic arguments out there that I haven't heard. I obviously would not

find them persuasive, but maybe I would find them somewhat logical. I just have not found that

and look, I look for good arguments for the other side of things. I really do because I want to

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