

Ep 1051 | The Hidden History of Margaret Sanger, the Nazis, & the White Rose Resistance | Guest: Seth Gruber
8 snips Aug 14, 2024
Seth Gruber, founder of the 1916 Project and pro-life advocate, shares his inspiring journey into activism and discusses the impact of Roe v. Wade's overturn. He delves into the controversial legacy of Margaret Sanger, connecting her to historical eugenics and modern ideologies. Gruber also addresses the church's role in advocacy and the need for Christian engagement against a culture of death. The powerful story of the White Rose Resistance highlights the importance of courage and moral vigilance in today's battles.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Unraveling the Legacy of Margaret Sanger and the Pro-Life Fight
01:38 • 5min
Journey of Advocacy: Embracing Pro-Life Leadership
06:25 • 8min
The Church's Cowardice and its Cultural Consequences
14:45 • 5min
Faith, Politics, and the Pro-Life Debate
20:04 • 12min
The Church's Call to Address Contemporary Social Issues
32:09 • 6min
Adapting History: From 1619 to 1916
38:03 • 13min
Historical Roots of Modern Ideologies
51:26 • 7min
Eugenics and Birth Control: Sanger's Legacy
58:17 • 13min
Emergency Preparedness and Redemptive Resistance
01:11:39 • 3min
Courage Against Tyranny: The White Rose Resistance
01:14:33 • 11min
Mobilizing for Life: The 1916 Project and Community Engagement
01:25:25 • 3min