Hello, friends. Welcome back to another episode of Theology and Arama. My guest today is the one and only Lila Rose, who is an anti-abortion activist, who is the founder and president of the anti-abortion organization Live Action. And she's the author of the book, Fighting for Life, becoming a Force for Change in a Wounded World. Lila is all over YouTube. If you punch in the name Lila Rose, you'll into YouTube,

you'll get all kinds of really fascinating debates that she's engaged in on college campuses

and other places. And I've always been so impressed with Lila's intellectual ability. I would not want to debate

Lila on any topic, but I've been most impressed with her tone and her posture. You know,

sometimes people that are, you know, they engage in debates, they just can become belligerent

or it seems really clear that they're not listening and they're just trying to win an argument. I don't get that impression at all from Lila.

She seems very genuine, honest, wise, gracious, and yet very clear and forthright with her arguments

against abortion. So I absolutely love this conversation and I think you will too. So please welcome to the show for the first time,

B. One element, Lila Rose.

All right, welcome to Theology and Rala Rose. As I was telling you offline, I, you know,

I sent a message to our mutual friend, Sean McDowell. Is there any way you can get Lila Rose to consider

coming on to Theology or odd? He did. And here we are. And I'm super honored to have you. I know

you have a lot going on. But I've been following your work for a while.

My daughter is a huge fan and just really impressed with both your posture and your wisdom

in your fight for the pro-life cause.

What first got you into this?

Like, was there a moment, an incident, a story behind all the work that you're doing? Yes, definitely. And first

all, thank you so much for having me on. Sean is amazing. And I've also admired you,

Preston, because you are very charitable. I think that's something that's a lost art,

especially in online discourse. And whenever I come across your work, I'm always impressed by the

love that I believe, you know, motivating it. So thank you for being a voice of love out in the world

because we need more of that. So, but yes, I started this work when I was a teenager. I became

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