LIFESAVERS. A Pro-Life Global Podcast
Aug 26, 2026 · 38 min · 11 segments
In this episode, Jenn Friesen, a LIFESAVER and training director from Them Before Us, joins host Bethany Janzen, Pro-Life Global President, discusses the natural rights of children, the importance of…
Jenn FriesenGuest
Bethany JanzenHost
Obviously, being a pro-life organization, we talk a lot about that right to life and the understanding of God made you at that moment of conception and you are alive and no one has that right to take away your life.
Maybe how would you describe that? Yeah, so we would say a natural right is, it's sort of keying in on what the American founding fathers talked about, that there are certain things that are actually things that we observe to be true, and either a just society observes it and recognizes it and agrees, or it refuses to agree.
It's not about the government saying you have a right to life, therefore you have a right to life.
Actually, within the abortion debate, lots of people are deciding who has the right to live or not.
they're sort of acting like your right to live actually depends on if I want to pay for it, if I want to host you in my body,
I think your conception... makes you worthy or not or if your family structure you know well the kid's going to be born into poverty we showed this video the other day a woman saying i aborted my child because i loved my child i didn't want my child to suffer so that's this mindset right but instead of observing well after conception this is a new human that's living they have it when left alone they're just going to naturally become older and older and more developed right That's not something the government had to put a stamp on and say, you should grow, you should live.
So that's the concept of like a natural right is something that without being interrupted, it's just a natural process that would carry on.
Obviously, being a pro-life organization, we talk a lot about that right to life and the understanding of God made you at that moment of conception and you are alive and no one has that right to take away your life.
Maybe how would you describe that? Yeah, so we would say a natural right is, it's sort of keying in on what the American founding fathers talked about, that there are certain things that are actually things that we observe to be true, and either a just society observes it and recognizes it and agrees, or it refuses to agree.
It's not about the government saying you have a right to life, therefore you have a right to life.
Actually, within the abortion debate, lots of people are deciding who has the right to live or not.
they're sort of acting like your right to live actually depends on if I want to pay for it, if I want to host you in my body,
I think your conception... makes you worthy or not or if your family structure you know well the kid's going to be born into poverty we showed this video the other day a woman saying i aborted my child because i loved my child i didn't want my child to suffer so that's this mindset right but instead of observing well after conception this is a new human that's living they have it when left alone they're just going to naturally become older and older and more developed right That's not something the government had to put a stamp on and say, you should grow, you should live.
So that's the concept of like a natural right is something that without being interrupted, it's just a natural process that would carry on.
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