Shameless Popery #208 The 8 Best “Conversation Moves” to Win Converts (YOU can do this…) - Joe Heschmeyer
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Sep 18, 2025 
In this captivating discussion, philosopher J. Budziszewski shares tools for evangelization through natural law. He emphasizes how moral truths are innately recognized, even when suppressed. By adopting a humble, Socratic approach, one can draw out hidden convictions in conversations. Budziszewski offers practical techniques like reflecting arguments back and highlighting accepted truths. The conversation blends philosophy with prayer, encouraging listeners to seize divine opportunities to connect with hearts. Transform your discussions and embrace these impactful moves!
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Moral Law Is Written On Hearts
- Romans 2 shows Gentiles can know moral truths because the law is written on their hearts.
- This means many non-Christians possess genuine moral knowledge independent of revelation.
Denial Often Hides Motivated Error
- Many denials of truth are motivated errors rather than genuine ignorance.
- People often suppress truths they know to justify desires or resentments, making self-deception common.
Draw Truth Out With Questions
- Do draw out what people already know instead of immediately telling them answers.
- Ask questions that let them state truths they intuitively hold and then gently reveal gaps.
