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The Case for Life

Scott Klusendorf, author of The Case for Life and president of LTI, helps you make the case for life to defend the unborn.

Podcast · By Scott Klusendorf · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Three Reasons Equal Protection Advocates Lost Me | Micah Kunkle (opens the original)

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    Equal protection advocates say incremental pro-life laws compromise with evil, but Micah Kunkle isn't convinced. Fresh from his Jubilee debates, Micah joins Scott Klusendorf to explain why their biblical case, their reading of history, and their sense of the cultural moment all fall short. Find out why saving every child you can today is how you win protection for them all on this episode of The Case for Life. Be sure to subscribe to The Case for Life Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, or your

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Why Canada's Euthanasia Crisis Is America's Warning | Jojo Ruba (opens the original)

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    Canada never voted for euthanasia. Its courts imposed Medical Aid in Dying (MAID), and what was sold as a last resort for the dying now reaches people with years left to live, with the mentally ill and disabled newborns next in line. Jojo Ruba of Cornerstone Institute explains how the same ideology is punishing pro-life and Christian speech across Canada, and why he calls his country the canary in the coal mine for America. You'll hear why a desire to die does not create a right to die, and what

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    You Are Not Israel: Dr. Craig Ireland on Imperfect Pro-Life Laws (opens the original)

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    Abolitionists argue that a bill saving some babies teaches the wrong lesson, and they would let it die on the desk rather than sign it. Dr. Craig Ireland answers from the text itself: Isaiah 10 was addressed to Judah, not to you, and the people Scripture actually praises for saving lives were midwives in Egypt and a woman in Jericho who had no clean options at all. Find out why you are not legislating from Sinai, what Wilberforce and Lincoln understood about prudence that purists miss, and why t

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Clean Hands, Dead Children: Dr. Craig Ireland on the Abolitionist Debate (opens the original)

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    A law on paper stops no abortion if no officer investigates, no prosecutor files, and no judge rules, which is why promising immediate abolition promises something no legislature can deliver. Australian pastor and theologian Dr. Craig Ireland, who holds a master's in law, walks through what actually moves in a precedent-based legal system, why refusing partial protections trades real children for an ideal future, and why "our goal isn't more babies saved" removes you from the conversation entire

  5. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Sometimes Your Pastor Needs a Logic Course (opens the original)

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    Progressive pastor Caleb Lines claims religious people didn't care about abortion until 1978, when it was picked up as cover for segregation — so abortion, he says, is "really about racism." Scott Klusendorf names the genetic fallacy driving that whole argument, grants the pastor his premise to show it still refutes nothing, then corrects the history of the church's witness on abortion from the Didache through the Reformers to Bonhoeffer. Learn to spot the move the next time someone swaps your a

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