'You Changed My Mind' Christian Talks To Abolitionist

Thanks to this woman for taking the time to sit down and talk with me!

Keywords: Pro Life, Abolitionist, Debate, College Campus, Christianity.

Filmed February 7, 2024.

[Lomain]

this is literally me in the video!!and my eyes are completely opened now to how wrong abortion is and how the world can’t love you if you truly love Jesus! Thank you guys for the criticism and God Bless!! I would love to shake your hand the next time you are on campus!!

[GingerBear]

This woman seems like a gem. Not only can she evaluate and change her own views but she seems gentle and kind.

[Mario_]

The sad thing is there are millions like her. They suspend logic and common sense for "kindness".

[neben]

Where's the "tHeSe cOnvOs dOn'T dO aNytHinG" crowd at?

[thekolobsociety]

"I would never kill my child, but I would never take that choice away from someone else"

[armindaarosass]

“As a Christian I think there’s different morals that you can have.. and morals are relatives-ish” These don’t even go together 😭 Glad her eyes were slightly opened fr

[mj]

I have so much respect for this woman’s patient, thoughtful, and humble attitude in this conversation. It’s a model for how we as Christians should act when confronted with new ideas or challenges, even when they can feel aggressive. God bless.

[brandonm]

Great to see someone go into a conversation with an open mind, asking questions and wanting to learn more. Refreshing to see such polite, well spoken young people having a productive conversation

[tonbears]

She said she was looking for the Holy Spirits guidance and she got Him. I pray that her leaving the conversation so fast was not a sign of her quenching the Holy Spirit. Murder is wrong.

[lazerhawks]

I used to be like this. Took a bit of time and research to understand that you never need to actively murder a baby in the womb to save the mother. It's an idea thrown out by people (not her) who are trying to stir up enough dust so you think abolition is impractical.

[vasocreta]

I think that the word she was looking for at the beginning was "discernment".

[tfpp]

Dude, slow down you’re not being timed. 😂
Also, she should do ASMR.

[ceciliapistorius]

Wow! A 5 minute conversation between 2 people looking for truth and she was influenced toward the truth! Beautiful.

[judekiv]

Awesome to see how she was willing to listen and learn

[QuincyKane]

Here's the reality when it comes to belief: it takes time to develop it.

It's very rare that someone will walk away from a conversation and IMMEDIATELY start acting on the new thoughts or ideas that they are now aware of. It's actually very wise of this woman to realize there is legitimacy in what's been revealed to her, but to say she'll need to take time to ponder it.

That's why these conversations are important; it shouldn't be expected that someone will walk away a completely different person, but a seed can be planted that will change the direction of their life and who they will become.

[dartskihutch]

She seems like she has such a kind heart. I feel shes so kind that her morals are crossed between trying to empathize with people who she knows are doing something wrong, but tries to understand their position for why they would do it. Its hard for a nice person to tell someone else theyre wrong i suppose.

[livingwell]

4 years ago I thought exactly like her, I would never do it, but if someone else did it's not my business. So thankful God called me out of being a Lukewarm christian and opened my eyes. I now abhor this practice of chi-ld sacr- ifice and am a born again Christian. Glory to the Lord whose praise I will sing forever ✝️✝️✝️

[lelandlarochelle]

Anywhere this man goes, without fail, Everytime he says someting right and just the bells near by Ring, God bless

[lawrence]

It’s funny because I have these conversations with my friends and they are the girl in the chair. Once you plant the seeds of reality, they realize the choice is as much of a choice as letting other people choose to commit crimes. I really appreciate your stance and how you explain circumstances because it educates me on something I’m relatively educated on

[TrottersPad]

He needs to speak slowly to really get his message across, nobody can take in the full information when he doesn't take time to explain. He comes across as just preaching at, which is off putting, even to me and I agree with him fully.