This booklet serves two functions. First, it provides us the words, ideas, sentences, rhetoric, and yes, confidence, to talk to anyone about abortion. Second, it serves as a resource that is easy to carry and easy to give away. A person reluctant to engage another on the question of abortion can simply hand him or her this booklet and say, “Well, perhaps you will read this.”
"Trent Horn is among the most effective and reliable pro-life apologists in the world. Every pro-lifer needs to have a few copies of this booklet on-hand to make pro-life apologetics accessible to anyone — including their most pro-abortion friends."
—Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life Action and Students for Life of America
“This booklet is an excellent, quick read that will serve as a great tool for pro-life advocates as we work to make abortion unthinkable. In Why We’re Pro-Life, Trent answers the tough questions for those who are unsure about their views on abortion. The contents also serve as a welcome reminder to those of us who are staunchly pro-life about what it is we are fighting for: the recognition and dignity for precious unborn babies. We’re up against an abortion regime that wants to continue permeating our culture with lies that pit moms against their babies. This booklet cuts through their noise and promotes the truth that every person, especially vulnerable babies in the womb, deserve equal protection under the law with no exceptions.”
—Prudence Robertson, Host of “EWTN Pro-Life Weekly”
“In this wonderful essay, Trent Horn tackles what is probably the most contested issue of our time—abortion. He has the uncanny ability to get to the heart of the matter with compelling illustrations and pithy arguments and explains the pro-life view in a way that is accessible, clear, and compassionate. Why We’re Pro-Life is the sort of booklet that an advocate for the sanctity of human life can hand out to friends and family members with full confidence they will be either challenged (if they support abortion rights) or encouraged (if they are pro-life) but never not moved to think.”
—Francis J. Beckwith, Professor of Philosophy and Church-State Studies, Baylor University