Replying to @nathan.nobis One thing that's usually less persuasive than giving arguments -- that is, reasons to try to support your views -- is not giving arguments.

How often do arguments change minds? If not often, are there better ideas? #philosophy #ethics #criticalthinking #logic #learning #education

#stitch with @TheAngryAsian Must you always "respect" people's religious views? No. What good examples support this point?

Is this a bad argument against animal rights? Why or why not? #animalrights #humanrights #abortion #vegan

Must anyone agree that embryos & fetuses are "babies" & "children"? No. #abortion #prochoice #prolife #babies #children #miscarriage #embryo #fetus

Should you "accept people as they are"? It depends, obviously! reposting since the title screen didn't post last time and I don't like that. #acceptance #selfesteem #selfrespect #peace #selflove

Two ethics tests: John Rawls' Theory of Justice versus contemporary Virtue Ethics. Which is better? Why? #ethics #philosophy #Rawls #virtue

Do you need to "accept people how they are"? Not always! Stating the obvious here! :) #acceptance #respect #peace #selfesteem

Common anti-abortion arguments are bad. Can you prove that? Free resources at www.AbortionArguments.com can help with that. There's a link off the LinkTree. #abortion #prochoice #prolife #ethics #philosophy #reason #rationality #criticalthinking #logic