Pro-Life Apologetics

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Pro-Life Apologetics is a reasoned defense of the pro-life position against abortion, in rebuttal of the pro-abortion culture prevalent at many American and European universities. It is also affirmative in its reasoning about the benefits of a pro-life ideology, and its logical truth.

Pro-Life Apologetics is analogous to Christian Apologetics.

Retorts to Pro-Abortion Statements

Pro-aborts are clever and deceptive in their sloganeering and rhetoric, and it helps to be ready with logical, effective responses. Here are some examples:

  • "my body, my choice"
Rebuttal: start with a concise rebuttal, as in "a child, not a choice", or "chose to protect, not to kill", or "choose life, not death". From there, a more substantive response can include explaining that many laws prohibit making certain choices about your body, such as taking drugs or other harmful activity. Also, pro-abortion states like California and New York order people to take vaccine injections, and ban religious exemptions.