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I will say when it comes to the fetal tissue, especially the tissue that comes from organizations such as Planned Parenthood... Is it better to be tossed aside in the trash? If you believe that life begins at conception (though I disagree with this notion), you must see that so long as it is happening it is better for those lives to not be in complete vain but rather help to save lives through medical advancement.

I am adamant that my organs are harvested and used for either donation or research upon my death. What good is done by my soulless body rotting in the ground?

Now of they were “breeding women” for fetuses or where paying women to have abortions, that would be a different story! But if these women chose this why be upset that at the very least a young child with cancer could be saved with the resultingedical advancements? Why is it better for no good to come from it all?

Imagine the mother crying and in pain watching her 4 year old suffering from radiation and chemo! Should she lose her child when the cure could have been found from an aborted fetus? Could you look her in the eye and say “Sorry your baby died but fetuses should not be used for medical advancement! Those fetuses need to be disposed of!

You may find abortions at any stage sinful. That is fine as it is a very big question as to when life begins... But DO NOT say better that sin be cast to nothing! It is far better for hope, life, and some good to come from an act of “evil” !

In fact if you believe God created all things, knows all things, and is all powerful; you must also acknowledge he created and allows for sin, tragedy, and the evils... If you acknowledge this then you must believe God loves his children and has a purpose in this or believe he wants humans to suffer. #foodforthought

Also would like to point out the induction of fetal demise at 20-22 weeks... Should the woman have to carry and deliver a still birth and deal with that pain? Is it better for both suffering mother's to have their grief prolonged?

Reverent handling and solemn burial if and when possible. Nothing else seems consonant with the admonition to work out one’s salvation with fear and trembling.