Scott Klusendorf explains how to defend the pro-life position with clarity and confidence by staying focused on the central question: What is the unborn? Using the simple SLED framework, he shows why differences in size, development, environment, and dependency do not determine human value.

In a historic Yale Political Union debate, Lila Rose and Frances Kissling clashed over abortion and human rights. Kissling framed abortion as a “conflict of values,” while Rose argued that every child, from conception, has equal worth and legal protection. With clarity and compassion, Rose exposed the flaws of pro-choice logic and urged society to choose life, family, and love over violence.