[GSlob]

There is an opinion according to which a human becomes a human not even at birth, but only at reaching the age of reason.

[markomalley]

There is an opinion according to which a human becomes a human not even at birth, but only at reaching the age of reason.

Good 'ol Peter Sanger. A real winner, that one!

Fortunately, his philosophy hasn't become dominant in this country (yet).

[MHGinTN]

Do fetal tissue harvesters harvest human tissues for sale to research programs? ... In your faulty reasoning, the tissues are not from humans; there must be some magic which allows these tissues to become human tissue between the harvesting in abortuaries and the arrival at the research institute. Nice reasoning you got there, slob.

[MHGinTN]

Here's a thread [on the Fetal Tissue Harvesting Industry] for you to read, slob. It will edumacate you on the reality of fetal tissue business and the abortion industry. But I suspect you haven't time to actually learn something on the topic because you're too busy being ... yourself!

[Aquinasfan]

There is an opinion according to which a human becomes a human not even at birth, but only at reaching the age of reason.

The person who holds this opinion is unreasonable. May I kill him?

There are lots of opinions out there. Some of them are false. Some are evil. And some, like this, are both.

Is the degree of a human being's personhood proportionate to his reasoning ability? Is a logician's life of greater value than that of a sophomore in college?

Age 7 is the traditional "age of reason." Can we justly murder non-persons under the age of reason?

[Aquinasfan]

There is an opinion according to which a human becomes a human not even at birth, but only at reaching the age of reason.

Did you look at the photos of the aborted babies that I posted in #483? You haven't commented on them. Are you afraid to look at what you're advocating?

The last abortion advocate I debated with here was afraid to look at the photos.