RR19-Is the Pro-Life Movement Getting It Wrong - Refining Rhetoric with Robert Bortins

Join Robert Bortins and guest Pate Anglin as they delve into the complexities of the pro-life and abolition movements. Pate, a passionate advocate and co-founder of Students for Abolition, reveals the misconceptions about abortion laws that are perpetuated within pro-life circles, particularly regarding states like Tennessee. With alarming statistics showing that self-managed abortions have undermined progress, their conversation uncovers a pressing need for grassroots activism and legislative change. Pate shares his journey from a homeschool upbringing to college life, illustrating the crucial role that parental involvement plays in shaping a biblical worldview among students. As he recounts experiences in college—challenging the dominant progressive ideology—listeners gain valuable insights into engaging with both the community and the political sphere. Together, they highlight the importance of faith-driven advocacy, detailing how Students for Abolition empowers young activists across multiple states. Pate’s firsthand accounts of lobbying at state capitols, participating in meaningful activism, and even connecting with political figures bring to light the transformative potential of youth involvement. This episode invites listeners to consider how they can support the abolition of abortion while emphasizing the necessity of operating within a biblical framework. As Pate reflects on the ongoing mission, he reminds us that true change starts with individuals willing to act, learn, and engage in candid discussions about life, faith, and the future.

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