Sometimes It’s Not about the Argument

In Tim’s early pro-life apologetics days he tended to think that changing someone’s mind about abortion was primarily about making good arguments, being clear, being fast on your feet, and maybe having a little bit of relational skill. The more that he actually has dialogue with other people, the more he realizes that it’s the opposite. Changing someone’s mind about abortion involves primarily relational work with a little argument thrown in there.

This piece came out of his processing this reality and deciding to expand on the idea.

Related Links:

A short, hilarious example of the stereotype of married couples:
https://youtu.be/-4EDhdAHrOg

Steve Wagner's book Common Ground Without Compromise:
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Timothy Brahm: Ben Shapiro’s Response to Abortion in the Case of Rape:
http://bit.ly/2r1zQzG

Life Training Institute with Scott Klusendorf:
http://bit.ly/2zxJ4v0

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