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          - **What made you decide to be pro-choice?"** Testimony: [[https://www.endthekilling.ca/blog/2018/03/28/speaking-from-the-heart/]]          - **What made you decide to be pro-choice?"** Testimony: [[https://www.endthekilling.ca/blog/2018/03/28/speaking-from-the-heart/]]
          - **Where does your passion come from?**          - **Where does your passion come from?**
 +         - What makes this issue important to you?
 +         - How did you come to be pro-choice [or pro-life]?  
 +         - How have conversations about abortion gone for you in the past?
 +         - Have you always had this view or has it changed for you over time? If it’s changed, how did that change of view happen?
 +         - When in life did you first learn about abortion? What did you think about it then?
 +         - What do you think someone like me thinks about people who've had abortions?
  
 > “Asking questions from genuine interest builds connection. Connection builds trust. And trust is the bridge that can bear the weight of truth.” - //Mary Schaller & John Crilly, "The 9 Arts of Spiritual Conversations"// > “Asking questions from genuine interest builds connection. Connection builds trust. And trust is the bridge that can bear the weight of truth.” - //Mary Schaller & John Crilly, "The 9 Arts of Spiritual Conversations"//
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     - "If I had known you when you were pregnant and considering abortion, is there anything I could have done to help you make a different choice?"     - "If I had known you when you were pregnant and considering abortion, is there anything I could have done to help you make a different choice?"
-    - Communicate care through body language - open posture, smiling when appropriate (especially when initially greeting people), showing concern/mirroring pain when appropriate, angle your sign so it's not a physical barrier between you and person (and so more views!) etc.+    - "Do you think that if you'd had more support, you could have carried to term?     
 +    - - Communicate care through body language - open posture, smiling when appropriate (especially when initially greeting people), showing concern/mirroring pain when appropriate, angle your sign so it's not a physical barrier between you and person (and so more views!) etc.
 Example: {{:utsfl:classroom:seminars:tikvah.jpg?400|}} Example: {{:utsfl:classroom:seminars:tikvah.jpg?400|}}
  
-FIXME Still-face experiment footage -- "what happens to the human person when she experiences a lack of love?" C.f. Stephanie Gray visiting orphaned child. If someone can't see the difference between right and wrong, it may be because //they// have been wronged. If someone's coming from a place that seems initially heartless, it may be because experiences of pain have closed their hearts off.+FIXME Still-face experiment footage https://youtu.be/FaiXi8KyzOQ?si=FeiNadftmw0U4HyN -- "what happens to the human person when (s)he experiences a lack of love?" C.f. Stephanie Gray visiting orphaned child. If someone can't see the difference between right and wrong, it may be because //they// have been wronged. If someone's coming from a place that seems initially heartless, it may be because experiences of pain have closed their hearts off.
  
 ===== Inspire/impart courage ===== ===== Inspire/impart courage =====