663: Give Your Mom a Chance to Be a Mom (ft. Linda Teliha)

About this episode

The episode discusses the complexities of abortion laws and features Linda Teliha sharing impactful stories from the Lifehouse outreach center.

John and Jonathan wade into the thorny debate over "abortion abolitionism" versus "equal protection," exploring the legal, political, and moral implications of prosecuting women who have abortions in the post-Dobbs era. They break down why this approach may be both impractical and counterproductive for the pro-life movement. Later, Linda Teliha joins for "Stories from the Sidewalk," sharing powerful real-life encounters at the Lifehouse outreach center—where simple compassion and support help women choose life for their babies. Hear about baby showers, reconciled families, and the life-saving difference one conversation can make.

People in this episode

Hosts: John, Jonathan

Guest: Linda Teliha

Topics covered

• abortion abolitionism
• equal protection
• pro-life movement
• legal implications
• moral implications
• support for women
• real-life encounters

Keywords

• abortion
• pro-life
• Dobbs
• women's support
• Lifehouse
• compassion
• legal debate
• moral debate

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Lifehouse, Right to Life of Central California

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