Feel passionate about defending unborn life, but intimidated by loud pro-choice arguments?
This guidebook has over 125 responses to both common and rare pro-choice objections! Read either front to back or by individual chapter for quick answers to your pressing questions! Written from a holistic perspective, it focuses heavily on science, reason and logic, while also including religious and philosophical viewpoints. Topics include historical and legal analysis, life’s intrinsic value, beginning of human life, fetal development, abortion procedures, adoption myths, how to find common ground, and many pro-choice talking points.
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Bonita Pratt began her work in the pro-life movement in 2011. Her work has taken on many forms, from spending hours sorting through diaper bins, to speaking on EWTN during the March for Life coverage. Pratt spent two years as a pregnancy counselor, helping women feel supported and able to choose life for their babies. In 2021, she founded her organization, Pro-life Apologetics, through which she teaches a yearlong class for high schoolers and travels giving talks to young adults, equipping them with the best tactics for defending the pro-life movement. What brings her the most joy is her lifelong best friend and now husband, Tony, and their daughter, Zelie.
Keithen Hamilton is a Catholic, a devoted husband, and the father of four boys. The Suffering Paradox was not something he set out to write—it emerged from a deep, inescapable inner compulsion. After much prayer and reflection, he came to believe he was called to write this book for those who carry the quiet, persistent weight of daily suffering.
Father George Aschenbrenner, S.J., was raised in Reading, Pennsylvania and graduated from St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia with a degree in English. He entered the Society of Jesus in 1954 and received both his Licentiate in Philosophy and Sacred Theology before being ordained to the priesthood in 1965. He is the author of Quickening the Fire in Our Midst: The Challenge of Diocesan Priestly Spirituality and Stretched for Greater Glory: What to Expect from the Spiritual Exercises.
Kelly Mahfood is a seasoned nurse, dedicated caregiver, and the passionate founder of Miadibes Cares, a nonprofit organization devoted to improving healthcare access in underserved communities—starting with her beloved Jamaica in the town her grandmother resides, Mount Prospect.
Michael Bluvas, a lifelong Catholic, husband, and father of seven, is a first-time author with over twenty-five years of leadership experience in business and education. Inspired by a deep love for Jesus, Mary, and the Truth, he turned from spreadsheets to Scripture, ignited by a spiritual awakening during the COVID-19 pandemic. Drawing from history, the Saints, Scripture, and Church teaching, his mission is to spark a fire of love and mercy through writing, speaking, and evangelization in the digital age.