To: jwalsh07
There is no amibiguity and the question of when new human life begins has broad scientific agreement. It begins at conception.
There are those who state that the collection of cells is not "human" until it has a functioning nervous system. For what reason should your definition be accepted over theirs?
334 posted on
09/22/2006 5:14:38 PM PDT by
Dimensio
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To: Dimensio
LOL. If the embryo is not a living human being then what is it Dimensio, a dead aardvark. Your reply is almost as pitiful as the pro abortionists nonsense equating dandruff to an embryo. Laughable on it's face to anybody that understands even rudimentary biology and systems.
Now tell me again what the living embryo is. What species? Alive or dead?
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