Relating to Relativists

Timothy BrahmPractical Dialogue Tips

Timothy Brahm engages with pro-choice students at CSU Fullerton while training pro-life students from Biola who went through our seminar.

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes. Since I started working as a pro-life advocate in 2011, I have deeply struggled with how to have productive conversations with moral relativists.  I could “win a debate” with them, but I have a loftier goal of actually changing their minds, and I was nowhere … Read More

Sometimes What You Should Say is Nothing

Josh BrahmPractical Dialogue Tips

Josh outreach

It was spring, 2010. I was at Pasadena City College with Justice for All. I was standing inside the barricades protecting the large 18-foot-tall pro-life display. It was a quiet hour on campus. Most students were in class. I saw her coming from a block away. She was with her … Read More

Do Pro-Choice People Make Me Angry?

Josh BrahmPractical Dialogue Tips

Confused man

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes. I have a great pro-choice friend who is both a careful thinker and very open-minded. I think we’ve exchanged about 100 emails to each other so far, and we’re far from finished. With her permission, I want to share with you a few questions she … Read More

What We Can Learn from Hateful Street Preachers

Josh BrahmPractical Dialogue Tips

Hateful street protester

Estimated reading time: 10 minutes. Update: 3/25/13: This article has gone viral. Thanks to Abby Johnson, Live Action News and LifeSiteNews for running it. The article has been shared all over Facebook with thousands of views, likes and comments. I hear it’s been discussed all over Fresno State University, even … Read More

Effectively Responding to Moral Relativism

Josh BrahmPractical Dialogue Tips

Josh at outreach

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes. This post was first published at Life Training Institute’s blog. The resource links at the end were updated in October, 2017. While working last week with the Justice For All exhibit at Kennesaw State University, I got into a conversation with two students, Justin and … Read More