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The Case for Life

Scott Klusendorf
Abortion
Pro-Life Movement
Pro-Life Advocacy
Christianity
Immigration
Donald Trump
Abortion Rights
Health Care
Embryology
Natural Rights
Republican Party
Iowa
Christian Worldview
Life Training Institute
Biblical Worldview
Women's Rights
Planned Parenthood
Relativism
Kamala Harris
Pro-Life Convictions

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

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Scott Klusendorf wraps up his series on the academic thinkers driving pro-abortion thought. Giubilini and Minerva shocked the world by arguing that if abortion is permissible, so is killing newborns—because neither fetus nor newborn is an "actual per... more

On this episode of the Case for Life, Scott Klusendorf breaks down philosopher Michael Tooley's mental continuity theory, which claims a right to life requires an actual (not just potential) self-aware subject with memories linking its experiences ov... more

The worldview premises that make abortion plausible to our fellow citizens didn't emerge in the 1960s—they're rooted in centuries of philosophical shifts, from the Enlightenment's fact-value split to today's outright rejection of human dignity. Scott... more

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Scott Klusendorf continues his series on answering the leading academic defenders of abortion by turning to Peter Singer, whose mental continuity view claims that no newborn, much less unborn child, is a person until it can value its own existence. S... more

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Kate Greasley
Author of Arguments About Abortion, Oxford
University of Oxford
Episode: Human, but Not a Person? Answering Kate Greasley
Adrian Rink
Producer and collaborator with Christian ministry projects
Yonder Child Organization
Episode: Disagreement Without Division: Drawing Lines Without Breaking Fellowship
Jonathan Van Maren
Guest, Canadian Center for Bioethical Reform
Canadian Center for Bioethical Reform
Episode: Prudence is Not Cowardice: The Conversation We Should Have
Leslie Segraves
LTI speaker and pro-life apologist, co-founder of an organization focused on disciple-making in the least reached areas of the world
LTI (Life Training Institute)
Episode: The Anchor and the Rope: Communicating Pro-life Truths Worldwide
Gregg Cunningham
Founder/Executive at Center for Bioethical Reform; former Pennsylvania legislator
Center for Bioethical Reform
Episode: Equal protection: Biblically mandated or imprudently considered?
Megan Allman
Faculty member at Summit Ministries; speaker on pro-life issues and worldview topics
Summit Ministries
Episode: Christian worldview training is not an option
Megan Almon
Speaker with Stand to Reason
Stand to Reason
Episode: Christianity purely as subjective experience
Liz Cheney
Former Congresswoman
U.S. Congress
Episode: When the attacks are furious
Allie Beth Stuckey
Pro-life advocate and public speaker
Personal Brand
Episode: Allie Beth Stuckey knocks it out of the park

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings
  • A voice for the voiceless!

    Have been aware of Scott Klusendorf for years, and he's as good of a pro-life speaker as there is. Watch his SLED argument on YouTube ... excellent!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mr. Wat
    United States2 years ago
  • After reading his book of the same title, I was glad to find this podcast! Scott Klusendorf is a great teacher because he truly breaks down the arguments, describes the worldview behind it, citing works from people who have adopted that worldview & brings it all together in a relatable, relevant way. I also appreciate that he follows each claim to its conclusion, identifying motives & essentially exposing the flaws of the argument. This not only brings clarity for you, but also forces the one ma... more

    Audible
    5
    Brittney Mariner
    United States2 years ago
  • Great Resource!! Highly Recommended!!

    After reading his book of the same title, I was glad to find this podcast! Scott Klusendorf is a great teacher because he truly breaks down the arguments, describes the worldview behind it, citing works from people who have adopted that worldview & brings it all together in a relatable, relevant way. I also appreciate that he follows each claim to its conclusion, identifying motives & essentially exposing the flaws of the argument. This not only brings clarity for you, but also forces the one ma... more

    Audible
    5
    Brittney Mariner
    United States2 years ago
  • I think showing graphic photos

    is sure to make Big Baby’s nutbaggery even more attractive.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Janice Fahy
    United States2 years ago
  • Fantastic show

    Terrific show with great content every time on such an important issue.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    - Mark Hopson -
    United States3 years ago

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Clear, well-argued pro-life content that's helpful for guests and sponsors alike.
Some episodes push hard in one direction and may polarize listeners.
Engaging guests and practical persuasion tips are standout strengths.

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Christianity purely as subjective experience
Q: What does Megan see as Peters' core missteps in relation to Christian theology and Scripture?
Megan identifies Peters as downplaying biblical authority, using outdated interpretations, and appealing to a Marxist-influenced framework rather than presenting the gospel, while also noting her avoidance of explicit gospel messaging.
Christianity purely as subjective experience
Q: Tell us, tell us if you would, a little bit about what her primary argument is.
Rebecca Todd Peters argues from a progressive Christian perspective that abortion can be legitimate, presenting it as a matter of compassion and personal autonomy, but the hosts challenge this by noting her reliance on intersectionality and a stance that undermines biblical grounding.
Christian worldview training is not an option
Q: What topics will Megan cover in Summit this summer?
Topics include Pro-Life apologetics, moral relativism, bioethics, in vitro fertilization and end-of-life questions, marriage from biblical and natural law perspectives, and beauty and aesthetics, with a focus on how these intersect with a Christian worldview.
Christian worldview training is not an option
Q: Is the cost of attendance a barrier, and how is it addressed?
While cost is a concern for some families, donors, sponsors, and churches provide scholarships and discounts, and many families regard the transformative impact on a student as worth the investment.
Christian worldview training is not an option
Q: How is Summit able to handle both extroverted and introverted students and keep them engaged?
Summit combines ample structured teaching with outdoor activities, mentorship, carefully arranged seating to mix genders, and staff-led small groups to ensure everyone is supported and not left behind, including strong pastoral care and individualized attention.

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A practical, debate-driven show that centers on pro-life arguments, biblical ethics, and cultural engagement around abortion and related bioethics. Episodes frequently address how to articulate the unborn's humanity, defend policy positions, and respond to critics, while also debating movement strategy, unity, and the role of the church in public life. A standout feature is a consistently clear emphasis on rigorous apologetics and tools for persuasive dialogue, with occasional critiques of broader social movements and church dynamics. The format tends toward principled, controversy-ready content that appeals to listeners seeking robust, argument-focused discussion and actionable messaging for advocacy and outreach.

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1. Kate Greasley
2. Adrian Rink
3. Jonathan Van Maren
4. Leslie Segraves
5. Gregg Cunningham
6. Megan Allman
7. Megan Almon
8. Liz Cheney

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