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Download Audio MP3 | 00:18:23
I summarize what has been going on at the ERI office in the last month, and what we have planned for the next few months.
Apologies for the look of the video. I shot it on an iPhone and it was particularly humid in DC that day, and the lens must have been fogged up.
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The post ERI Update – May 2017 appeared first on Equal Rights Institute Blog - Clear Pro-Life Thinking.
Download Audio MP3 | 00:07:27
You can’t dialogue well about abortion or anything else unless you learn to listen well. It should be obvious to anyone that if you want to listen well you shouldn’t interrupt people when they’re in the middle of a sentence. Something much less obvious is that you shouldn’t interrupt people when they’re in the middle of an important thought. An excellent listener should develop both the wisdom to recognize and the patience to allow space for a thinking pause.
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The post PODCAST: Learning to Allow Space for the Thinking Pause appeared first on Equal Rights Institute Blog - Clear Pro-Life Thinking.
Download Audio MP3 | 00:04:10
Name-dropping can be frustrating and intimidating to some pro-life students, so here are my three suggestions for how to deal with the name-dropper.
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Download Audio MP3 | 00:06:19
In a recent interview, Will Smith demonstrated why moral relativism, even if it sounds deep, is a nonsensical worldview.
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The post PODCAST: Will Smith’s Indefensible Moral Relativism appeared first on Equal Rights Institute Blog - Clear Pro-Life Thinking.
Download Audio MP3 | 00:03:57
Adopt the idea that there is no Snidely Whiplash and have more accurate beliefs and much better dialogue and understanding of people with whom you disagree.
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The post PODCAST: Snidely Whiplash Is Not on Facebook appeared first on Equal Rights Institute Blog - Clear Pro-Life Thinking.
Download Audio MP3 | 00:07:21
I read an expanded version of a piece I wrote for Life Matters Journal, answering a reader who asked for help responding to the question of rape.
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The post PODCAST: Responding to the Question of Rape with Wisdom and Compassion appeared first on Equal Rights Institute Blog - Clear Pro-Life Thinking.
Download Audio MP3 | 00:03:57
I read an article arguing that if you oppose dehumanizing fetuses, you should oppose dehumanizing anyone. Call them evil people. Never call them animals.
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The post PODCAST: Don’t Call People Animals appeared first on Equal Rights Institute Blog - Clear Pro-Life Thinking.
Download Audio MP3 | 00:06:41
I summarize what has been going on at the ERI office in the last few months, and where we are speaking in the next few months.
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The post ERI Update – March 2017 appeared first on Equal Rights Institute Blog - Clear Pro-Life Thinking.
Download Audio MP3 | 01:07:38
Josh, Tim, and Rachel continue a multi-part series on how to be an effective pro-life advocate on social media. In this episode they continue a series of 35 practical tips in five categories.
The episode begins with a brief discussion of Tim and Rachel’s favorite podcast, “Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality.” If you want to skip this, the substantive content begins at 10:01.
Here are the tips covered in this episode:
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The post Social Media Dialogue Part 5: 9 More Practical Tips appeared first on Equal Rights Institute Blog - Clear Pro-Life Thinking.
Download Audio MP3 | 00:36:19
Josh Brahm was invited to address a group of future clergy as well as some of those who train clergy at a Lutheran Seminary during his last speaking tour in Canada. After sharing a little about his background and the focus of Equal Rights Institute, Josh focused his talk on what pastors and priests can do to prevent abortions in their congregations. He then took questions from the audience.
Four months later he published this article on the subject, and we would strongly encourage you to share it on social media so we can spread the word about this idea!
Questions:
The audio cut out shortly after Josh finished answering that question, so unfortunately we don’t have the last few minutes of the Q&A session.
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