2 hr 9 min
#004 - PRO-LIFE vs ABOLITION with T. Russell Hunter from Abolitionists Rising Defenders And Disciples
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In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking with T. Russell Hunter from . Russell is an abortion abolitionists and he describes the differences between the Pro-Life movement and the Abolitionist movement. #abortion #abolition #prolife #prochoice
***Russell's Links***
http://abolitionistsrising.com
http://freethestates.org
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***Takeaways***
-The biggest threat to the nation is the apathy and self-love that leads to a lack of action and a failure to love one's neighbor.
-The pro-life movement often compromises and undermines the goal of abolishing abortion like the recent stance by
-Abolitionists believe that abortion is murder and should be treated as such, without exceptions or compromises. The abolitionist movement believes that abortion is murder and should be treated as such.
-The pro-life movement often seeks incremental changes and compromises, while the abolitionist movement advocates for the complete criminalization of abortion.
-The conversation emphasizes the importance of a biblical foundation and the rejection of compromise in the pursuit of justice.
-Understanding the differences between the pro-life and abolitionist movements is crucial in shaping one's perspective on abortion. Abortion pills pose significant risks and can be used to terminate pregnancies up to 12 weeks or even later.
-The concept of blanket immunity for mothers allows them to have abortions without facing legal consequences.
-Incrementalism in the pro-life movement can hinder progress towards the abolition of abortion.
-The historical compromises made in the fight against abortion have had long-lasting consequences.
-The argument of human rights is a powerful tool in challenging pro-abortion beliefs.
-Changing minds on abortion requires thoughtful conversations and a willingness to challenge one's own beliefs.
-Speaking up and challenging societal norms can lead to meaningful change.
-YouTube and social media platforms have the power to change minds and make a difference.
-The influence of political figures and global events can shatter the silence of Christians.
-Intellectual honesty and action are crucial in creating a better society. -
-Recommended books on abolition include The Doctrine of Balaam, Immediate Not Gradual Abolition, No Compromise with Slavery, The Christian Manifesto, and Holy Warriors.
-Roe v. Wade being overturned did not change the fight against abortion.
The needle is moving towards abolition among Christians, but there is still work to be done.
Here is a list of books and resources mentioned in the conversation:
"Immediate Not Gradual Abolition" by Elizabeth Hyrick
"No Compromise with Slavery" by William Lloyd Garrison
"A Christian Manifesto" by Francis Schaeffer
"Holy Warriors" by James Brewer-Stewart
"The Doctrine of Balaam" by C.R. Cowley
In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking with T. Russell Hunter from . Russell is an abortion abolitionists and he describes the differences between the Pro-Life movement and the Abolitionist movement. #abortion #abolition #prolife #prochoice
***Russell's Links***
http://abolitionistsrising.com
http://freethestates.org
***Affiliate Links***
AOR Affiliate Link: http://attorneysonretainer.us/DAD
Promo Code: DAD
ACE VR: https://www.acexr.com
Use Promo Code "DEFENDERS" to get 1 Month FREE
BlackBeardX: https://mantisx.idevaffiliate.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=214&url=112
Laser Academy: https://mantisx.idevaffiliate.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=214&url=179
***Takeaways***
-The biggest threat to the nation is the apathy and self-love that leads to a lack of action and a failure to love one's neighbor.
-The pro-life movement often compromises and undermines the goal of abolishing abortion like the recent stance by
-Abolitionists believe that abortion is murder and should be treated as such, without exceptions or compromises. The abolitionist movement believes that abortion is murder and should be treated as such.
-The pro-life movement often seeks incremental changes and compromises, while the abolitionist movement advocates for the complete criminalization of abortion.
-The conversation emphasizes the importance of a biblical foundation and the rejection of compromise in the pursuit of justice.
-Understanding the differences between the pro-life and abolitionist movements is crucial in shaping one's perspective on abortion. Abortion pills pose significant risks and can be used to terminate pregnancies up to 12 weeks or even later.
-The concept of blanket immunity for mothers allows them to have abortions without facing legal consequences.
-Incrementalism in the pro-life movement can hinder progress towards the abolition of abortion.
-The historical compromises made in the fight against abortion have had long-lasting consequences.
-The argument of human rights is a powerful tool in challenging pro-abortion beliefs.
-Changing minds on abortion requires thoughtful conversations and a willingness to challenge one's own beliefs.
-Speaking up and challenging societal norms can lead to meaningful change.
-YouTube and social media platforms have the power to change minds and make a difference.
-The influence of political figures and global events can shatter the silence of Christians.
-Intellectual honesty and action are crucial in creating a better society. -
-Recommended books on abolition include The Doctrine of Balaam, Immediate Not Gradual Abolition, No Compromise with Slavery, The Christian Manifesto, and Holy Warriors.
-Roe v. Wade being overturned did not change the fight against abortion.
The needle is moving towards abolition among Christians, but there is still work to be done.
Here is a list of books and resources mentioned in the conversation:
"Immediate Not Gradual Abolition" by Elizabeth Hyrick
"No Compromise with Slavery" by William Lloyd Garrison
"A Christian Manifesto" by Francis Schaeffer
"Holy Warriors" by James Brewer-Stewart
"The Doctrine of Balaam" by C.R. Cowley
2 hr 9 min