To: cpforlife.org
Don’t the sperm and egg cells, before fertilization, have life too?
To: MyTwoCopperCoins
They are potential life, which is why spilling seed was considered sin as well
4 posted on
02/02/2009 8:28:06 PM PST by
wombtotomb
(since its "above his paygrade", why can't we err on the side of caution about when life begins?)
To: MyTwoCopperCoins
Clearly you did not bother to read the entire article and the lengthy white paper linked AND be able to respond in the 90~ seconds it took you to post.
READ AND COMPREHEND.
8 posted on
02/02/2009 8:35:51 PM PST by
cpforlife.org
(A Catholic Respect Life Curriculum is available FREE at KnightsForLife.org)
To: MyTwoCopperCoins
Asking when life begins is the wrong question because the material involved is never “dead” (dead things don’t spring magically to life). The question is when a new individual begins.
To: MyTwoCopperCoins
There is a difference between human life and an individual human being. Your cells are alive but they aren’t human beings. A zygote, is, in fact, a living human being.
30 posted on
02/04/2009 8:10:54 AM PST by
N2Gems
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