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It is one of the questions I’m asked the most often. We’ve all experienced it. You’re talking to someone about abortion or something else and it’s just not going very well. You start doubting whether any good will come from letting the dialogue continue. If you do decide to end the conversation, you have to figure out how to graciously bring the dialogue to a close, which can also be tricky. How do you know? What factors should you consider?
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- Click here to watch my speech at the 2014 Students for Life Conference: “I’m Pro-Life, But…” The section explaining the three essential skills is from 4:41 to 17:43.
- Click here to watch my speech at the 2015 Students for Life Conference: “6 Practical Tips for Having Good Dialogues.”
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