Total Members Voted: 9
Voting closed: October 17, 2022, 05:07:57 PM
If someone doesn't understand what "life beginning at conception" means, then they should not be discussing abortion.
If someone doesn't understand can’t define what "life beginning at conception" means, then they should not be discussing abortion.
An adult human female.
Some believe "life begins at birth".
If one believes "life begins at birth" then that means "life does not begin at conception".No matter how many pretzels you eat that fact does not change!!!
It can also be a gradual path to "full lifehood"
You have dug yourself an absurd “either all or nothing” hole.
...and that has nothing to do with the fact I posted.
which had nothing to do with the Kentucky story.
Translation: you want to be a fish out of water and change the meaning.
I have no skin in how your mind insists on defining “life”. So now that you’ve clarified in your special way that you insist on defining it as it’s fullest extent, of course it begins at birth. This is almost universally recognized
Why don't you just give your own definition and then give an answer based on that.
Hmm. If life means the same as a born person than it’s true. But it would be true in the third trimester too.If they mean abortion is allowed it’s false. For the most part it’s prohibited.If they mean that in the earliest part of pregnancy exemptions are easier to obtain, it hinges on halachik debate, with some very eminent Rabbis equating all stages.
Did you quote the right post?
@CountValentine I an truly intrigued. What does the Catholic faith say about fertilized eggs for the purpose of IVF? Can the extras be discarded?
When I have a question about Judaism you and others have answered and sometimes directed me to a Jewish website. Those same websites say life does not begin at conception. That is a Christian belief and not a Jewish belief. That is one aspect of the suit the Jewish woman are bringing forward.
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