Many self-identifying pro-life individuals claim to be only personally pro-life, not wanting

to impose their moral or religious views on others.

While opposing abortion in their personal life, they support the legalization of an access

to abortion for others.

While a seemingly toler tolerance approach, this position

ends up promoting the same worldview that the pro-choice movement supports. So we will examine

the intellectual suicide, this position commits. I'm Seth Gruber and this is Unaborted.

Hey, welcome to the show today.

Welcome to Unaborted.

If you read the title of this episode and you're now listening to me, is probably either because you are personally pro-life, but maybe you've supported the

legalization of abortion, or you recognize that saying you're personally pro-life but

support abortion has some problems to it, but you have never really known the best way to

respond to maybe people in your life who say they're personally pro-life but support

abortion.

So I want to tell you a story about a time in college where I had a friend tell me that

she was personally pro-life, but supported legalized abortion.

And she told me that after I invited her to join the pro-life club that I had started

at my university.

And after one conversation, I had entirely changed her mind.

I'm going to show you how to do that as well.

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