How do you get someone to change their mind about something?

When we've had long conversations about abortion, we have often gone through a process of figuring out any possible creative way to communicate our ideas or arguments in a way that the other person might actually receive. We have found that forcing someone to argue against their own unfair arguments is the most efficient way to help someone realize that their arguments are actually unfair.

Tim provides four examples of unfair pro-choice rhetoric, and the ways he turns the tables.

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Timothy Brahm: Sometimes It's Not about the Argument http://bit.ly/2ws4nIW

Timothy Brahm: Bodily Rights Arguments Necessitate Extremism http://bit.ly/2rv5ju8

Timothy Brahm: Learning to Allow Space for the Thinking Pause http://bit.ly/2i1rhVk

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