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To: helmsman
Logical? How do you define that as being logical? So because something could become alive then it's illegal? Well according to science monkies became humans so many be should past the same curtsey back to monkies because you never know.. they just might become human someday? Just because something is going to become something else is illogical in itself. Possiblities are fruitless to argue since I can throw back at you.. well the possiblity is there that it could become a human.. there is also a possibility that the woman is going to have a miscarriage so she should abort to save her the pain.. possiblities are not a basis for any good form of logic.
230 posted on 04/22/2002 11:35:10 AM PDT by Almondjoy
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To: Almondjoy
well the possiblity is there that it could become a human...
The taxonomical classification of the human being which is in the womb is based on its DNA, which remains the same from conception till death, and its vitality is based on the process of cell division. Thus, it is not merely possibly human or alive but truly so, and that which is being gestated is a living human being.
232 posted on 04/22/2002 11:45:51 AM PDT by eastsider
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To: Almondjoy
Just because something is going to become something else is illogical in itself.

An unborn child is a human life that possesses the potential of becoming a thinking being, which is how many define personhood. The fact that a human embryo is biologically human is an established scientific fact. For that reason, it should be protected from violence -- because, if left to it's natural course, it will develop into what even you would consider a human person. There is the certainty, not the possibility, that this will happen, save accidents, miscarriages, malformations, or deliberate acts on the part of an abortionist.

239 posted on 04/22/2002 12:09:12 PM PDT by helmsman
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